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Created on: May 12, 2008
A balladier sings a tune
Of papillons and coloured loons
Seraphic suns,cherubic moons
Romances with poetic wounds
Silence,like a poultice,heals
That which was assumed as real
That which,later,was revealed
As wind that only treetops feel
As a novel one is part way through
It is not known the chosen hue
Orange,yellow,cerise or blue
That kismet will soon cater to
Perhaps one yet to be seen
Beige,maroon,purple,green
In the corner of an undreamdt dream
In a monarchy without it's queen
Lines a poem's written on
Music composed for a song
A picture that has yet to be drawn
With colors that are never wrong
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Poetry: Colors
The Language of Colors
Have you ever heard the language of color,
it defines us, our feelings, and even each other?
Consider
Tumbleweed
There are no tumbleweeds in my desert
to slither through bighorn fences,
bounce across blacktop,
smack yellow lines.
Just
The Color of Black
I am a war with no hero and suicide at midnight
the feeling of desperation
I am rotten teeth and the
by Tiffany Ike
What is blue
Blue is not just a color
Gray couldn't be duller
Purple is sorrow
But the blue sky will be here tomorrow
Black
Scarlet color has passion
Blue is depression
Black has evil envy
Green- eyed is jealousy
Brass color has a person
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