Ph: Life: Black On White Poem by Brian Johnston

Ph: Life: Black On White

Rating: 5.0


Seems black on white is not absurd
Unless to reading you're inured.
Black softens white in photograph
Can give it depth that makes you laugh.
And Black's shade for reflective core, (1)
When temperatures begin to soar
Black yin, white yang, design you see
And God's plan for eternity.

While white on black is racist's art
Inversion that can't live in heart.
Yes, light seems death to black outlook,
Until you read God's storybook,
What we call light (this seems absurd)
Reduced to heat, God's final Word,
This heat the last trace of a race
To spread God's Word through all of space.

Monday, January 26, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: Creation
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Brian Johnston
January 25,2015

Poet's Notes:

(1) A ‘white' skin is reflective of all light, a ‘black' skin much less so, a ‘red' skin reflects mostly red light and so on.

One of the funniest Oxymoron's in the English language is surely the calling people whose skin color is not white ‘Colored People.' It is Caucasians in fact who should be called ‘Colored' if any one should. A black skin really is like shade itself the absence of light, the absence of color. Caucasians might most properly be called colored because white light contains all colors, not just red, orange, yellow, green or blue.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Michael Walkerjohn 26 January 2015

Aloha Brian... Does Omega rule or Orion and all of His ayes? Oxycontin' for morons... What this world needs is a thorough enema! ...heat the last trace of a race... Now this is an idea... What if? Sphere' list to star north? Would this third rock have a head of hair like mine? Nice pic... sunflowers rule... and edible too... got the munchies? So, your Progression Clock is chiming half past these monkey' asp'? Mine too! ringie dingie... All of the best from this life, to you, and all of your relations... Michaelw1two (read me)

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