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Color Blind


How does a blind man see color? Blue can be described as a cool and relaxing bay, yet it can also be a terrible sadness. Green can be gentle nature's way, yet it can also be a terrible illness. Red can passionate lovers dancing ballet, yet it can also be a terrible madness. There can even be things uncolored. Water is clear, yet the ocean is blue. Yet in a world without color, Blind people can see most clear. There is no race, Only people's words and actions are what is "seen" clear.
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aqche123
Thank you for catching my mistake.
thunder7890
Was the last line of your poem suppose to say world or word?

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