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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The colors of rainbow portray your inner emotions Violet makes your mind volatile and full of anger Indigo is dark and points to the scars on the hands of those that extract it Blue reflects openness but grey can make you sad Green is a natural but may turn you envious with too much of it Yellow brings out the coward in you but a bit darker can turn you brave like lion Orange curiously combines the energy of red and happiness of yellow Red lusts for hate and anger but it has a corner for love and compassion as in a rose. Other colors are not behind in adding to your bouquet of feelings White is pure and may be mother of all colours but can look empty without love Turquoise reflects serenity of clear seas Lavender symbolizes youthfulness, passion and fragrance Sad gray is also full of confusion reflecting loss of memory and old age A purple patch can put you on top of the world but it can become heady too In the pink of health you feel happy and can romance well But the darker orange makes you suspicious and can be dangerous Golden reflects purity but you need to undergo a difficult process to gain its sparkle Silvery has magical qualities and is a reasonable substitute of golden sheen Black corrupts and mixed with evil ‘n mystery it portends death.
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