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Colours by Graham Donnachaidh Thursday, February 26, 2004 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
gie tae me ..the colour green the beauty that I’ve nae hae seen an’ also blue in ony hue tae lift my spirit tell tae me o’ gentle pink a lassies frock a broon ee’d wink an’ o’ a red lipped’ smile whisper me yellow soft and mellow breathe its hotness intae my lug sing tae me o’ colours that I micht touch paint tae me the visions that mean sae much is it true that ivory black is really creamy white ? is it true that darkness is in fact...light ? Graham...2004

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Reviewed by Candy T (Reader)	2/27/2004

At a last a person who can spell colour correctly. The rest is understood also, particularly like the last four lines.