They say black is mourning— a shade stitched in grief the colour of farewells and silence beneath. but they forget— black was the first kiss of the universe, the cradle where stars learned how to burn.
Black is the ink that wrote the letters he never sent— confessions sealed in a drawer of— What-Ifs and Could-Have-Beens. Black is the bruise, leaving an imprint to the heart the forgotten piano note that still lingers in her ears.
But it is also the night sky that held her darkest secret on her childhood diary the cold coal that once was fire and the shadow that stayed when everyone else left. Black does not beg to be loved It simply is beautiful in its defiance Romantic in its sorrow— A silence that sings And in its depths we find the truth—
That even the darkest— can still be graceful. And still— be worth remembering.