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Colors of Life by Ram Raj Khakurel Tuesday, May 15, 2007 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Some colors are still missing because life remains to discover

Life is a rainbow of color Colors of joy or pleasure Colors of grief or peace Or a painting on canvas Color reveals the feelings And the nature of people Somebody likes red or rose Somebody likes brown or black Somebody likes yellow But I like green and blue The sign of relief and peace Some of the color I enjoy Some of color inspires me Some of the color relieves me And some of the color terrifies me I have found different colors in life Color of pleasure and color of peace Color of joy and color of grief However, Still there are some colors missing Because life remains to discover
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Reviewed by Chantilly Lace (Reader)	5/17/2007

Very nice...Hugss




Reviewed by Joyce Rapier	5/15/2007

How lovely your thoughts and the easel with the face (that is what I see) shows the eye with the black dot as it shouts your words, "Still there are some colors missing Because life remains to discover." Profound, this descovery of life!