Subject: Seeing the True Color
From: Christopher W. Thomas (creatician@poetic.com)
Host: dnb-as1s35.erols.com
Date: Mon Jan 12, 1998 at 1:09AM

Seeing the real true color is not always easy

For so many hues are assumed in ways breezy
We get used to certain images after awhile
So we do accept imperfection by the mile

And this stunts our ability to see beyond
The moire of days which lasted too long
For the colors have mingled with the loss
Equal to the resolution we made to toss

And now there is a hunger in our heart
Amidst a hot burning ignited by fine art
But the colors we have chosen to accept
We are now merged with, by our neglect

For we have showed a side of ourselves
Which tipped us away from equal scales
And now the part on side weighed down
Is smarting from the sad act of a clown ...

- Tristram

Christopher W. Thomas
1:10am Monday 1/12/98