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No Absence of Color, A Sonnet


 

Blue is the sky on a clear summer day

Blue is the ocean with ships scattered about

Blue is what I am when you are away

Blue is a color we can’t live without

 

Red is a rose; its petals are quite bright

Red is my heart with its love all aglow

Red is the sunset that’s just before night

Red is a color the world needs to show

 

Yellow is the brilliant and blinding sun

Yellow is the bliss when I am with you

Yellow is a bee with work to be done

Yellow are lines along the avenue

 

Colors are everywhere, dear; you must see

Without any color, dull we would be

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