Unveiling the Hidden Colors: Kathy Anderson’s Poem That Transforms Life’s Ordinary Moments
Ever notice how the simplest shades can hold the wildest stories? I mean, take the sweet apple reds brushing cheeks and lips—they don’t just splash color; they spill youth, vibrant and fleeting. Then there’s the grit, the grey clouds, those shadows that yearn for a crack of blue sky, like a restless heart craving calm. And what about the memories? They’re not just shadows either—they’re wings, lifting us high above the burning embers of our past, where every flicker beats the drum of “remember this.” It’s a poetic dance of light and dark that tugs at your soul, asking—how do these shades color our own lives? Dive into this beautifully layered verse and maybe you’ll find your own palette of hues hidden in plain sight. LEARN MORE
Shades of
Sweet apple reds
Painted on cheeks and lips
Impart a youthful glow instead
Shades of
Darkness shadow’d
Grey clouds above our heads
Wanting blue skies to look up to,
Shades of
Memories there
Where we unfold
Fly high above the flames,
Echoes of dieing embers are
Shades of
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