Poem- “Of Colors to Writing and How Many”

“Of Colors to Writing and How Many”

One.

Or, two; or, three.

But, usually, one color.

Just one.

One color.

This helps me less for creative drawing.

But, this helps me more for creative writing.

My “text color” should be fine for philosophy.

Science is very lacking of color, also.

No, I do not mean “popular” science on TV for lazy popcorn eaters.

I mean that “important” science that most people do not “read” for.

So many people just want the colors.

They really do not enjoy reading and writing that much.

Who wants to understand the syntax of Physics?

My writing comes with “one color” just about.

Sure, I have white paper.

The white paper may contain light blue lines and fair red dimensions.

Or, when I use the computer, I must concentrate on the meaning of black pixels.

These black pixels are important for my creation of vocabulary.

Do I really SEE the letter “A” on my computer screen?

Or, is it possible, that my eyes are blinking with funny moisture?

Sometimes, my eyes get pretty dry.

This makes “computer work” very difficult with my irregular math skills.

I was a math major.

But, I did not succeed at very difficult math.

Calculators are one thing.

But, I was required to “draw” ancient triangles of the impossible.

Modern Japanese writing was easier for me.

Of course, I cannot remember all my Japanese.

My Japanese name is still pretty mysterious on the tongue.

Even my Spanish name is very mysterious.

What was my French name again?

I am not “Alex” in every language.

But, I speak English, I live in America, and “Alex” is a fine name.

Can you feel my words with your eyes?

Reading takes a great degree of eyesight.

The power of eyesight impacts your ability to sleep somewhat.

You can get tired from reading a book.

Here, in my poem, you get “so many ideas”.

Why?

Why is that?

I am only using “one color” you silly goose!

The white paper is meaningless unless I mess it up with proper scratches.

And, I can really “push” my keys on the keyboard.

Cell phones and smart phones are not good writing instruments.

In fact, “texting” is the best you can do on a phone.

And, it still is not very good, is it?

My education did not include lessons about the “cell phone” at all.

For a long time, in my life, there was no such thing as a cell phone.

Or, if there was a cell phone, it was too big and too minimal.

Even a pencil could break a cell phone.

In my childhood growing up, I did not ever use a cell phone.

I was just… writing, or… trying to write.

“Texting” did not exist in my elementary school.

The computers in my “kid life” were retro means of touch.

Any contact was pretty physical.

In my childhood, I did not hear any kid talk about hedgehogs.

Maybe they did play video games sometimes.

But, usually, they never gave me a hint about the thrifty arcade.

So, as I write today, I really just use “one color” for expression of language.

But, you keep reading my poetry; you know something beyond such a sight.

I can keep using one color for everything in written language.

I must be aware of colors around me and think about the rainbow.

But, for writing, I do not need to use the paintbrush for my vocabulary.

My vocabulary sits well with us as the “dark matter” on your computer screen.

So many artists in today’s world do not know how to write and read well.

Writing and reading is difficult for most artists today.

Why?

Because, they cannot (they just cannot) restrict themselves to “one color”.

They keep on using “unlimited colors” for all their art.

They draw.

They paint.

They mark.

They crayon.

But, they cannot read.

They cannot write.

They cannot limit themselves to “one color”.

“A picture is worth a thousand words.”

Really?

Okay.

Give me a thousand words!

I can respect your picture after you give me a thousand words about it.

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