Technicolor Heart
A commentary on the Kindly disaster of being gay

Behold the rainbow allegory
You’ve know it from the start
You’re one of the ones
In this black and white world
With a Technicolor heart

The subtle roar of isolation
A cold edged, bitter knife
Masking hope in frustration
And strangers you’ve known all your life

The sullen, closing closet door
That tears your world apart
But is it better to stay in there
Than break your family’s heart?

Behold the rainbow allegory
You’ve know it from the start
You’re one of the ones
In this black and white world
With a Technicolor heart

To many scars, so little past
In simple, solemn guise
The chasm of your fate to vast
The rainbow shall arise

Behold the leap of destiny
Is it the only way?
Atop the precipice of doom
Is there fate to walk away?

Behold the rainbow allegory
You’ve know it from the start
You’re one of the ones
In this black and white world
With a Technicolor heart

Your love is scorned no matter what
No matter what you do
No matter hope of kindred
There’s no one, there’s just you

Somewhere there are others
But they probably don’t know
Just how their life is going to change
While you are condemned to lie low

Behold the rainbow allegory
You’ve know it from the start
You’re one of the ones
In the black and white world
With a Technicolor heart

So would you do the honors
To confront what you hold dear
For it seems the only question left
Is where to go from here

The so-called fact of equal rights
The boundaries built of grudge
Who are you to bind my fate?
Who are you to judge?