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Skittles

I paint the world with the colors of my creativity. I emit a prism of optimism, and a rainbow of joy. Bright blues, and exciting electric green, Green forests of my envy over the mountains in my mind. Dancing purples over frolicking yellows, and mauve, when I'm feeling a little cheeky. I skip through my life sparkling like glitter. It's more fun, you know, to be carefree and full of joy. Not to worry about the grey clouds that hover over other's heads. But then you remind me, again, that the world is not black and white, but shades of grey. Is it worth it to waste my colors on the colorblind?
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Sep 10, 2010
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