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If tasted white joy! By this I wish to mean if you tasted white joy/pure joy/true joy/moral joy/infinite joy/everlasting joy/ long-lived happiness with joy/long-realized happiness with joy ever



The word black used here to mean and refer to expressions or meanings to words like: amoral, depressing, devastating, dreadful, fatal, grimy, harmful, immoral, impious, ironic, irreligious, morbid, nefarious, pessimistic, skanky, sour, stained, unfortunate, unrighteous, vicious, villainous and / or weird


I have used the word dark to mean and refer to the meaning and expressions to similar words: abstruse, atrocious, cryptic, damnable, dusky, forbidding, foul, grey, hellish, infamous, infernal, mysterious, mystic, nefarious, occult, ominous, puzzling, satanic, secret, shadowy, sinful, vile and /or wicked


I have used the word white to mean and refer to opposite to the words: black, illusive, and / or dark


This is a Commentary and Philosophy poem in 5-7-5 syllables


Theme: Live wisely/meaningfully; taste/get/feel long-lived happiness with joy


I have expressed this work in my own style and art of expression


This work is dedicated to mankind or humanity


This picture is significant and meaningful to the theme of the poem


This picture borrowed on free download from internet


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