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Colors of Love
by Shirley A Caruth → (All Poetry by Shirley A Caruth)
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Love had many colors



The Colors of Love

There is love that can be as black as midnight
Forever hidden and never coming in the light
There is love that can be yellow and mellow
Making a male lover a happy fellow
There can be love that’s blue making a sad person of you
Filling one with gloom as all bad things do
Green love is a great love of money
There’s greed and selfishness, slyness and cunning
Red love can be dangerous; also can be sexy and sensual
Makes you do things that you don’t do usual
A purple love is a passionate love
Blessed by God’s angels from above
A gray love is either you do love or you don’t
Make up your or find a true love you want
The white love is a pure love that’s clean
Fills your heart with happiness with a life that’s serene
Life is mixed with one or more of these colors love
But to love ones self first is the law of the universe

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 Reviews of "Colors of Love"
Reviewed by Karen Palumbo
Reviewed on August 31, 2007
You pose a very interesting delemma here for charity begins at home, but by the same token always be ready to reach out to others too.....

Be safe,
Karen

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)
Reviewed on August 31, 2007
Yep, you need to love yourself, but I must admit I have seen not a few sould who maybe loved themselves a bit too much . . .

Reviewed by chris stienstra (Reader)
Reviewed on August 31, 2007
Thank God for the color wheel. You have painted this well and shown how love in multi-deminsional. This was a very enjoyable walk through your verses.
Best regards,
Chris


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