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Colors of the Rainbow
February 8, 2010
Different colors represent different feelings, but they all blend into one - life.
Red represents pain, hurt, and destrution.
Orange represents desire and distress.
Yellow represents sunny, bright, and cheerfull.
Green represents peace and hope.
Blue represents nurture and health.
Indigo represents happiness and cleverness.
Violet represents outgoing and witty.
When you paint with these colors, the results equal personality and humanity.
Never forget we are all children of the rainbow.
© Dana H., Wichita Falls, TX
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hollyhottell DIAMOND said...
on Feb. 16 2010 at 1:21 pm
i love this poem. it could also represnt all the diffrenr race of people. this is good. you should check out my work
kiteflying4evr GOLD said...
on Feb. 16 2010 at 12:41 pm
love it! (kinda reminds me of skittles, but better...)
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