The doors
Go and open the vermillion door,
Maybe there is a ripe,
Fresh and delicious peach,
Or the sadness of finding your great grans old scarf,
And the memories it brings.
Go and open the baby blue door,
Maybe you will find the joy
Of robins eggs,
Or maybe you will find sorrow
with a tear running down your face.
Go and open the albino door,
Maybe you will find and untroubled
snowy morning,
Or being down-hearted realising there is only
A few albino giraffes left.
Go and open the papaya door,
maybe you will find the thrills
Of a race car,
Or the wonders a parrot,
beautiful and delicate.
Go and open the scarlet door,
maybe you will find the fantasy of owning
a ruby is real,
Or the misery of falling over
And losing blood.
Go and open the obsidian door,
maybe you will find a witches dungeon,
or distress of having a horrible,
Awful feeling in your mind.
Go and open the basil door,
Maybe you will find the greed
And jealousy of emeralds,
Or the mildew on the fresh grass.
Go and open the violet door,
maybe you will find smell
Of calming sweet lavender
Or the sour stench of
raw red onions.
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