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Color Roux
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Blue is really pretty,

deep as sky and ocean flush,

and red combines the passion

of the sunset with love's crush,

while orange is the beautiful burst,

glory rose-bud hue,

but none of them can equal what they do to me

like you.

Lavender, it whispers soft, with undertones like gold,

green, it captures youth and growth and innocence so bold,

and pink, she holds a memory like no color can do,

but none of them equal the beauty that I find

in you.

Well, magenta is like a love bursting full from it's form,

and purple, deep like velvet plush can make me want no more,

at least until the rainbow ends, then I pretend to store

all the beauty colors hold, yet I just want you more...

and gold is really pretty

deep as light and jewel-crush,

while silver combines glitter with the magic of God's touch,

and wintergreen is luminous like holidays I knew,

but none of them will bring satisfaction like

loving you.

What am I to do with all this aching in my heart?

With black & white trying for more, only to get to dark,

the tunnel in my eyes can't see the colors for the hue

of what is now so empty since what's missing is

my you.

Blue is really pretty,

deep as sky and ocean flush,

and red combines the passion

of the sunset with love's crush,

and orange is the beautiful burst

glory sunset rue,

in their beauty, they fail to compare

to loving you....

 

Rose Loya copyright 2008

 

 

 


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 Reviews of "Color Roux"
Reviewed by Felix Perry
Reviewed on June 25, 2008
Would make great song lyrics and can almost see the video that could be produced around it. Well done Rose.
hugs
Fee

Reviewed by Lois Christensen
Reviewed on June 24, 2008
Hoping you find your true coloful love soon and don't have to rue no more. Words expressing your feelings completely in this one. Good write**********

Reviewed on June 24, 2008
A colourful relationship Rose, Hugs!


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