Yellow's Yearning Poem by Jananie Balaji

"O, Mother White!
The roses red and the bluebells bright,
They fetch many a candid smile,
Daylight does embrace Yellow, yet I,
A Primary colour, am still docile! "

"My darling daughter, colour of daffodils, "
Queen White embraced her baby Blonde,
"As tender as chicks, as irresistible as honey,
You're the lioness ruling forests, far and beyond!

Royal red and blue, they channel the Blood,
The elixir of existence, which cradles this world!
And you, the gleam of the mighty Golden Sun,
Are the dawn of new days, new beginnings unfurled!

As nascent as yolk, seldom praised, yet present,
You colour the deepest corals of the Great Barrier Reef!
Sour, but as inevitable as the brackish lemons,
You blend in the warmest shades of the falling autumn leaf!

My Golden crown, you're adorned, priceless, on my head,
Cradling the red Orb and guarding our Royalty!
Perhaps, you were forgotten, child, but never obsolete!
A princess in my heart you've been, and forever you shall be! "