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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required (4th Grade, the Color Poem) Mrs Cook told me to pick an easier color Mrs Cook told me not to write about white I’ve chosen you with faith Chosen you in spite You are the presence Of all colors combined You are above the water, above the rain The Swans on a lake And the Clouds in the sky You’re the beginning, the end, and the reason why The dress that hugs and drapes over a beautiful bride, on the day of covenant The walls that hear it all Secrets, and prayers, whispers and calls Like contracts, and testaments, and tear stained love letters Letters enveloped by lovers and strangers Taxes, bills And an old friends reminder, there’s no business without pleasure Paper thin hopes and a tree’s sacrifice Like ice cream, and whipped cream, and strawberry delight Like your Sunday best cleansing a Saturday night Jasmines, and Lillies, Coconut Cream Limeade As Red walks with freight, and Blue walks with Pride They think you timid, and cast you aside But what they mean is Grace uncompromising, love pure and untainted Fresh starts and childlike hearts Blank pages, Romance, and truth Covenants Mrs Cook told me not to write about White And I told her Vanilla doesn’t lack flavor You are not a color But I know you most of all You take background, or center, but you’re always there You are a shade of mystery, wonder, and care
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