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color me in

we talk and fight, kiss and make up. we hold fast to the hurt we cause ourselves and it piles on like raked leaves on an autumn day. the colors swirl in patterns, and sometimes we see golden yellow, like the hair that streams down my back. sometimes we see orange, a sunset streaking through your black curls. but mostly, we see red. if our words had a color, it would be red. the garnet colored phrases cut deep and make us believe we are better off alone. but sometimes... your ice eyes meet mine and i freeze and just look at you. and it's in these moments that i realize you are all the colors, every day and all the time, and that if i were alone, i would be gray
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May 12, 2014
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