Poetry: Color my world - by Ralph Koschnitzke

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by Ralph Koschnitzke

Created on: April 19, 2010

You asked me for my last breath
Who are you to ask me to wax poetic?
I understand all to well
This notion of your personal hell
Understate the obvious
Sign on the dotted line
It's Daniel Webster all over again
A contract, contradiction
Contrast your shadow with any color
Trace your insane ideology
A kindergarten cut out
Melting in the sun

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Poetry: Color my world

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by Janette Dengo

Colors,

In the darkest nights
Of shady BLACK
Awaking is my soul with lack
To inhale, breathe deeply and live
It yearns and
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by April Self

A little girl, in her preschool classroom,
she colored the world differently.
The sky was green, the grass was blue,
the sun
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by Parin Waljee

With love and laughter
color my world,
shades of warmth and understanding
make me your beautiful girl.

With enthusiasm and Joy
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by Dagmara Dobrotova

I ask him to explain me colors
and he knew I am blind
but it didn't scared him.
He took the snow and put it to my hand
and tell
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by Peta Ealing Cameron

The world is like a rainbow with lots of pots of gold
Adventuring around it, will prove this point, you know

Blue is for the

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