What’s a world full of color, if you established your perception according to a thing defined from black and white. For every word thou spoke, read or wrote the assumed array of color’s non-existent. Who need color, if mystique and wonder needn’t anything other than light and dark. On branches of snow-covered evergreen, amazement, and intuition kindle flames of wonder in our psyche. Between the shades of light and dark, things anticipated, and discern as fact, are bright with illumination. Illuminated, like pure, white snowy decor of that frozen kingdom. Veiled is the root, but hidden not from root of another kind the thing’s the foundation. Perhaps a foundation for those blind from worlds of color. However, obscuring intent of contrite, apostle.
For the obscure, we obscure a thing unto deceit’s nature. For your children, my branches become obscured with a legacy, defined in black and white. Celebrate, drink and make thou merry, your companion. For you, I stipulate the thing as it lay on me. For you, the dark become the nature of the thing thine eye behold. The white, shall define modesty, influence and cover your heart with wonder. In me, legacy born anew. For word written, spoken, and discerned, I ask, by chance did your heart became veiled while attempting to place my name on man’s throne? Did the dark place emphasis on the light? Did thou conceive the evergreen, alone in the ice.
For love and passion, let all color twinkling see the want I experience from winter’s wonder. Unto all irrational observation of a things past, present and frosty future, repent of deceit’s perversion. Perhaps justice’s restrained, within the dark cast on-to the wastes from light. If thou witness not, deceit ride from thither-ward, wearing red. For legacy born anew, the tree shall be adorned with beads, chaplets written in regard of praise. Deceit hasn’t legacy, if desire’s fire kindled from a world of black and white live within. Oh thou see it! No better thing for defining a world between worlds.
Gregory Garland
Memoirs Of The Ordinary 
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