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My Changing Favorites
December 5, 2021
my favorite color as a kid was blue
my blue was inspiring
my blue was peaceful
my blue was love’s red
my favorite emotion as a kid was happiness
my happiness was shared
my happiness was always there
my favorite expression as a kid was laughter
my laughter was contagious
my laughter was genuine
my favorite color as a young adult is red
my red is overthinking
my red is frustration
my red is Picasso's blue
my favorite emotion as a young adult is hopelessness
my hopelessness is suppressed
my hopelessness never leaves
my favorite expression as a young adult is crying
my crying confounds
my crying is real
© Isabella A., Voorhees, New Jersey
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Suddenly, my favorite color of my entire life changed, and it caused me to realize all the occurring changes within myself. Although as I read this poem again, I realize change is normal, no matter if negative or positive. I know that one day in the future, my favorite color will be blue again. It might also be red, and then a completely other color like green.
The image is one of Picasso's blue pieces, but I edited it to be closer to red.