Just White

You just white, 

just white, 

You define me 

with your purity, truth and wholeness, 

I seek in you a mirror of myself reflection.

Without any dark hues you give me a space of being transparent. 

You,

just white,

I trust you with my body and dance in you 

draping your cloudy fluffiness, and, in your milk like cream I bathe in you, 

Only to rise in the wake of a moon lit night 

to shine like a lunar goddess of Artemis the goddess of wilderness, allowing me to change to what I encounter.

I dream in you like a modest white rose 

blossoming me with ample love and loyalty to give and surround.

You, 

just white, 

there is no denial I fear you at times 

when you appear lusterless and lifeless to me.

I fear your morbidity and then like a waning moon,

you are left with no animation 

slowly losing yourself in stark darkness, 

You lie very still there, and I fear you deeply then.

You, 

just white, 

I urge you to wash away all grains of mourning and rise to your fragility and celebration.

You, 

just white,

just white.