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Red - Palette: Primary colors #1

Michael Fringe

Publisher: Michael Fringe

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Summary

Red is a collection of poems from Palette: Primary colors. What is color? Even more so, what is Red? We often use colors to help us describe objects of our interest and desire, but we almost never ask, what is color? Colors are special, they are skin of Being. To understand them truly, we have to ask, what are they? Here are 10 poems on subject of color Red.
Available since: 02/26/2017.

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