if I were in black and white
(Sometimes I would really like to look like a girl in a black and white movie. But anyways. this is a prose like thing, in a somewhat poem formation). enjoy!
If I were in black and white
Living in a black and white world
I would be like one of those girls in black and white movies
With either the blondest blonde or
The blackest black hair
And beautiful full lips
And perfect dresses with delicious mary janes in my feet
I wish they could be red, but they would have to be black
or white
And as I would walk in the streets of paris
(because if I were black and white I would have to live in paris
or just maybe new york)
my steps would sound like thick heels shoes walking in pavement in the rain
And my hands would be like an angel’s hands
And perhaps I would have many lovers
Because it must be some fun to have many beautiful faces
love me
In black and white with that
Sophistication, mystery and sexiness that only a black and white life could have
But in the end
Only one of the lovers would matter, my dear love
You, you my dear love, would be the one that mattered
(because before, of course you know I was lying, and the many lovers are just a way to represent the many ways that you love me)
(and I just like to lie in poems and writings, because I cannot truly lie)
And I would study all the time
Because it would just fit right
With my shoes
And I would read in the library, because I love reading
And perhaps I would change a thing about myself
Every now and then
Just because I could
The thing is
I think my tears would be a little bit sadder
I am afraid of that
Because I love the rain so much but
always? I would miss the sun
And I think a black and white life would be a little bit like
a rainy world
I don’t know why
But I think in the end I would just feel calmer
As if the world could finally understand
my soul
by Antônia D. G. Lau
a beautiful girl in a black and white photo poster (maybe she is from a film, I truly don’t know), that I saw in a poster store in New York City. She is gorgeous, and inspired my poem-prose thingy. I don’t know her name, but if you do, please feel free to email, or contact me!