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Created on: July 10, 2008
If sadness was a color,
it would be blue.
...As blue as a tear drop when someone cries,
or as blue as the sky on a cloudless that you have no one to share it with.
If sadness was a taste,
it would be sour.
...As sour as a lemon that puckers yours lips and brings tears to your eyes.
If sadness was a smell,
it would be musty.
...As musty as a lonely, abandoned barn.
If sadness was a sound,
it would be silence.
...As silent as a lonely room where there are no signs of life
or as silent as a forest when a tree falls and there are no "ear drums" to reverberate the sound.
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