I can't see red
The flowers forget me
But I see your passion
I can't see green
Nature surpasses me
But I see your envy
I can't see blue
The sky overlooks me
But I see your sadness
I can't see black
The darkness deceives me
But I see your secrets
I can't see white
The stars shine beyond me
But I see your pureness
I can't see gold
THe sun sinks without me
But I eee your smiles
‘Why’ is a question
And ‘Y’ is a letter
‘Y’ is not a question
And ‘Why’ is not a letter
Why is ‘Y’ not a question?
And why is ‘Why’ not a letter?
Why is ‘Why’ a question?
And why is ‘Y’ a letter?
What would happen if ‘Y’ was a question?
And if ‘Why’ was a letter?
Would ‘Y’ want to be a question?
And would ‘Why’ want to be a letter?
Why do we ask questions?
Why do we not know?