COLOURS- By Ibrahim Adeniji


Colours are the realest expressions
They are certain, definite intentions
The only way earth expresses its emotions
Change of season and other devotions
Blue, for its beautiful signs and purity
Red for its temper that dissolves the skyline
Black is its horror, a shade of terror
White is its cuddles that touch your heart in its smearing
Colours are the truest of feelings
Full of communications, yet devoid of words
They speak passion, rage, love, elation with fluency
All colours are noble born with no disparity
For they guide our way out of the wilderness
Colours are instruments of the divine

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