If I were an artist, I would never wash the color from my hands or from my smock, or whatever it is that artists wear I'd parade around, a festival, might even adorn myself with lights and I'd hum, and I'd sing, and I'd whistle, clap and dance up a storm say artistic things in made-up tongues, you'd get the gist despite the words at night I would dream of rainbows, and waterfalls, and time gone by, albeit in monochrome for dreams these days are not what they used to be and in the morning, I'd rise, choose colors for the new day, while coffee brewed yesterday's colors would fade of their own, without intervention on my part my skin, my mind, my life, is both palette and canvas, today I create what I will cc: CC '22

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