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The Rainbow

You call it rainbow but that’s my childhood days
It’s a story before many age
Blue, yellow and red with my friends
Orange, indigo and violet I blew myself
Without my knowledge the green escape

Those star I count is caged in red
Indigo takes away my flower bed
My mother’s tale fly with green
Inside violet those summer scene
Blue stole that living train
Orange carries my dance in rain
Yellow snatch that paper plane

They fly without returning my breath
They took away my childhood days
Some day when I ascend to heaven
Surely, I will catch those balloons again

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