Creative Writing Entry: Red

Red rose blossom macro. Extreme close-up with shallow depth of field.

Grace Griego, Arts and Entertainment Editor

This month’s Creative Writing Club poetry prompt was to write a poem about “describing a color to a blind person without directly stating what the color is” Joy Law, a sophomore at BUHS, wrote an emotionally stimulating poem which is down below!

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Red 

Joy Law

Bright, yet dark

Powerful, yet deadly

It’s not only a sight, but a feeling

The emotion of love, but also anger

Some of us push it away, while others constantly need it

But no matter how much we try to escape it

It’s everywhere

It’s in hearts of children

And the roses given to us by a lover

It’s in the bully and the bullied

It’s in the son, and the father who beats his son

But it’s also in the very substance that keeps our heart beating

You see?

It keeps us alive;

We need it.