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Yellow
Your warmth,
Feels similar to the Sun herself.
It wraps it’s welcoming arms around me.
And although you sometimes burn me, you keep me warm.
It’s tone is that of a bumble bee.
Your wings hum a tune of rhythm and peace .
You bring my radical, racing heart to a rest,
but sometimes I can feel your sting.
I used to hate it though,
yellow;
hated how ugly it looked.
Even though it was everywhere, I never quite saw it,
or maybe,
I just never noticed it.
Since I’ve met you I now see it.
I see it everywhere.
I see it’s ecstatic golden smile on the face of an elderly woman.
I see it’s licked fingertips on crumpled pages,
on the book that’s never put down,
I see it in you.
How you describe it.
How it makes you feel.
I too feel how yellow makes you feel, however
You are my yellow.

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This piece means a lot to because it reminds me of a friend who recently passed. She loved the color yellow's intensity and it was nearly as bright as everyones lives she was in.