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” Sierra Burror, a student at BUHS and member of the Creative Writing Club, wrote a an elegant and striking poem which is down below!

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Blue 

Sierra Burror

Sorrow and despair
Can be expressed in its various hues
But sadness it is not limited to
Serenity also can come through
Waves crashing on the shore
Bear this color evermore
High alpine lakes in spring
Accent the peaks as sapphire bling
Polor bears lounging on a shaft of sunrise
So high up in the fair skys
Do ask you to surmise
What color do I speak of
Don’t use your eyes