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TWO TONE
On a daily basis, I feel like tropical orange-
relaxed at ease,
warm and bright like the beaming sun.
Sweet like a piña colada,
that brings inner warmth.
Being tropical orange embodies light,
brightening the room and people around me.
However; on a rare basis, I feel like smokey gray-
unnerved on edge,
cold and sulky like a winter night.
Sour like vinegar,
tingling your senses.
Being smokey gray manifests darkness,
casting a shadow on what might or might not be.
Tropical orange and smokey gray,
they define two sides of me.
But they swallow me whole.
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