How Red Is Read.
By well-wisher
Sat, 23 Apr 2011
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Red river running; ever moving, never resting;
red leaves like lives or loves that run away with you;
gingerbread sandstone that looks everlasting;
sunset’s red drumbeat, bursting from the blue.
Red bosomed robins building nests in prickly hedgerows;
red thorns like a bad omen in your abdomen;
lipstick; cherry blossoms; the blooming red rose;
Autumn’s red bristled bessom broom again.
Each shade of red is read in a hundred different ways;
blushing brides, scarlet women; scarlet fever, rude health;
red is both birth and death, viewed with hatred and with praise;
red, to me, is rubies, foxes, pillar boxes; life’s wealth.
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Cleverly written, this one
Permalink Submitted by Silver Spun Sand on
Cleverly written, this one well-wisher. Some good imagery, and nifty word-play;-)
Tina
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An interesting piece.
Permalink Submitted by Luly Whisper on
An interesting piece.
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