Oh, how the color green doth shine so bright,
Like emerald jewels in the sun’s warm light.
And with it comes a creature of grace,
A deer, so swift in its wild, free race.
But what of the object to match this pair?
A book, perchance, with pages so fair,
Filled with tales of love and woe,
And the joys and sorrows that lovers know.
And speaking of love, two men we see,
Whose hearts beat as one, so full of glee.
Their bond so strong, it doth defy,
The narrow minds of those who decry.
For love knows not of color or race,
Nor of gender, nor a society’s disgrace.
It blooms like flowers in the spring,
And in the hearts of these two men, it doth sing.
So let us celebrate this love so true,
And cherish the colors, animals, and objects too.
For in this world, we need all kinds,
To make our lives rich and our hearts entwined.
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