"Colors" MGTD

Discussion in 'Off Topic' started by Static, Aug 29, 2015.

  1. "Colors"

    Roses are Red, Violets are Blue.
    Trees are Green, Ive tried em too.

    Clouds are White, sky's were Gray
    Rain is clear just like my pain.

    Scars are Pink, my heart is Black
    Horizons bleak, how dark is that?

    Cautious Yellow, dangerous Red
    Im now Blue from things you've said.

    Cheap is Silver, rich is Gold.
    Skin is White from which Im told!

    My past is dull but future's bright
    my aura shines of neon lights!

    No more rain. A rainbow mornin
    2 tone Blue and Dayglo Orange.

    From Cali rocks and Khaki sand
    From Florida to Afghanistan

    from New Zealand to Japan
    in every man, our blood is Red.

     
  2. reserved
     
  3. You spelt colours wrong
     
  4. it can be spelled both ways
     
  5. That awkward moment when you try to correct someone else and you are wrong
     
  6. Pretty good.
     
  7. I got this poem in an email
     
  8. Only if you live in the applicable country :p
     
  9. This is original and I wrote it. Try again. :)
     
  10. *spelled
     
  11. Spelt is the British/Australian/Canadian way.

    Spelled is the American way.
     
  12. You mean the American English way?

    Does using the English English way trump the American English way? ;)
     

  13. Always lol
     
  14. Put together something good and has a positive message, and the trolls argue about grammar. Lovely. Thanks a lot, guys.
     
  15. Im Impressed, good poem man
     
  16. Buen Trabajo; support
     
  17. Lmao. You posted in an ATA forum. What did you expect? This isn't the DPS, we are only good at arguing and pointing out meaningless things, not critiquing poetry
     

  18. That's not entirely true, I was exceptionally good at critiquing poetry in school.


    Ps. Having read it through for the first time. It's good mate :) well done
     
  19. Nice:). And i was generalizing lol.

    But it is a good poem bud. Very provocative. Captures both the good and the pain that come with being different or perceived differently.