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Beauty of Difference

by sbehrens

Black, white, yellow, brown, even purple. Rainbows of heaven that blend together to one to all beauty is the essence the shape the color the insides...the same unity, harmony creature to creature man to man together, we shall stand blood flows red, oxygen clear forming us all, a smile from one ear to that of another, Black, white, yellow, brown, even purple together as one, in a united circle
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Douglas Larcher
This is the kind of poetry I adore. It's simple to understand, but complex within its own interpretation. It's poems like these that get poetry more attention - I thank you. ~always love, Douglas Larcher

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