"I don't see it," I exclaimed,
as others compare answers,
teacher have brought a chart,
with many colorful dots,
they see me with pity,
brother, you are colorblind.
I was puzzled, it didn't register,
for, I could identify colors,
appreciating natural surroundings,
playing with crayons in childhood,
devoted some time to painting,
and have chosen vibrant attires.
Yet, there was a sense of unease,
when I recalled things clearly,
constantly reading tags and labels,
written on crayons, and apparels,
I could never make distinctions,
taking help of parents or sibling.
"I don't see it," years have passed,
a repeat statement, for another cause,
as they expressed, and I watched,
extremes of elation or sadness,
in greetings, meetings & interactions,
responding to events, or relations.
The same sense of unease,
I tried to rationalize feelings,
aware of my shortcomings,
of being logical, objective thinking,
does that mean I don't experience,
missing out of many hues!
"You have emotions," A voice whispered,
"Even if, not reacting to situations,
not expressing mix of magenta and purples,
doesn't make your world dull or colorless,
for, you see contrast, texture & structure,
better at recognizing the patterns"
Being colorblind, is not a bad thing!