Black
Black
I sniff pride in darkness hues; mustn't always a gloom,
A mother's womb shall breathe in black; a newbie yet shall bloom.
The night is black; carrying grace beneath the ivory smile,
Black is bliss; a blanket of peace through each pristine mile.
Stare above into the sky; nacreous clouds prevail,
Beyond the blue like a dream come true; black holdall in a gale.
The universe is all we say; spreading eternally beyond our thoughts,
Wearing a garland of brocaded stars; it gleams like a tinselled pot.
Krishna though in mortal form portrayed a skin in black,
Spreading the quotes of divine bliss; he assured a comeback.
Kali; the idol of supreme power holds high pristine darkness,
We fold hands to worship black; carrying the beacon of grace.
Black is bright beyond the light; peaceful as the night,
Eyes are amorous yet are dark; they hold in ardent light.
Praise the dark; praise the black; even if a skin holds hues,
Read through grooves; an abstract mind may store a mystic muse.
