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Colors of domestic violence
Contributed by
FireStarter
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Tuesday, 5th January 2016 @ 04:04:09 PM in AEST
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Red as the blood that flows through your veins
Purple as the color that bruises and stains
Black as the color that covers your skin
When you let the anger out that/'/s trapped within
White as the color of unharmed flesh,
unbroken and innocently fresh
Green as the color of bruises healing
Love is lost but you won/'/t lose the feeling
Orange as the color of the fading sun
As you walk away you/'/ve finally won
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Re: Colors of domestic violence
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by Spike on
Tuesday, 5th January 2016 @ 08:02:46 PM AEST
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Exactly. The mixed feelings of love and loss, anger and resolution, fear and courage, are well-reflected in your poetic spectrum. We are all hurt in various ways, but some get to heal (though not without sacrifice).
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