BLACK.
A word that echoes in my frame,
A mirror calling out my name.
Erotic grace. A quiet flame.
A secret no one dares to claim.
Black makes the heart surrender slow,
Yet loves no soul except its own.
It never shouts, it never pleads—
Yet every watching eye it leads.
It pierces softly through the chest,
Commands the pulse, controls the breath,
It writes the rules, it claims the throne,
And crowns the silence as its own.
A cosmos dark, immense, untamed,
Both feared and worshipped, loved and named.
A depth where hidden forces play,
Where danger lights a secret way.
The only shade with strength to hold
A passion burning fierce and bold.
When senses rise and break the seam—
Black gathers them into a dream.
Sometimes a tyrant, dark and wild,
Seductive, wicked, fierce and styled.
A sinful spark, a daring flame,
A whispered danger none can tame.
Sometimes austere, refined, and still,
A quiet strength, a tempered will.
Reserved as night’s mysterious dome,
Yet sharp as truth when truth is known.
The color of the endless deep,
The color where our secrets sleep.
The color of a silent throne,
Of power standing all alone.
Luxurious, fatal, proud and wise,
A shadow dancing in disguise.
Among the crowd it moves apart—
A sovereign kingdom of the heart.
Black lingers long within the mind,
A haunting trace it leaves behind.
It draws the gaze, yet veils the soul,
Protecting what no eyes control.
There is no rival, none the same—
Black stands beyond desire and fame.
The shade of strength, of kings, of night,
Of superstition wrapped in might.
And if you wish to know my heart,
Remember where my secrets start—
My color is black.
And black
prefers the quiet dark.