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Black
Black…the definition, "Lacking hue and brightness; absorbing light without reflecting any of the rays composing it."
One who fears the dark may read this and see all the negative ugliness that can be, but I am here to tell you that the meaning is skewed for I know Black even though it’s gotten a bad rap.
The lack of hue is self reflection an inward meditation in preparation for growth.
Absorbing light is the consumption of knowledge hence the saying, “You’re so bright.”
Reflecting the rays of light can be boastful instead let the light shine through you by the works that you do.
With this new point of view you can see that black is me
and that is beautiful!!
YIBONURMIND