Shade Gives Meaning

Colors come in all spectrums. They bring forth knowledege seen and know only by sight. They are born by the fusion of reds, yellows, and blues. Just like the days on this world, they change from light to dark, or dark to light, as time progesses. This moon and sun are never seen together unless they are at war, but their power is equal and higher than that of red, blue, and yellow combined. Light is white, pure and clear, while dark is black, clouded and unknown. They create balance in the universe, and in colors. They define the motive of a being and show it to the world. With this yin and this yang, the world was created. Black and white are extremes on opposites sides of the balance, without one the other would go to chaos. Let their powers be know in due time.

Hope and fear

The sun shines brighter with every passing day. Each day filling all bodies full of life so that they may move on to the next task, or melt the mind and play tricks on the senses. It is a dazzling light that fills all with hope, but too much of it can be troublesome. The sun shines with the color yellow and will stay shining that way until all fades to black. Yellow is the spirit, just like red's the body and blue's the mind. It gives purpose behind every task a being completes. Though yellow is a hopeful color; it can also mean a terror no being can overcome so easily. In fact, all heroes must overcome this creature in order to truly be strong. Fear is that creature, and it holds tight to all spirits in order to wipe the yellow away. Humans have to be balanced having the color yellow, unlike with red and blue. Yellow is hope, too much of it and a person believes that they can do anything without consequences, too little and a person will fear the very shadow that follows them. It is the color that defines our very nature and will continue to do so. Whether the color may brighten over time, or shrink as it is mixed with black, this color will change as a person does. It is the task of the artist to use it correctly.

What falls from the Heavens

Rain falls on all mortal beings. It doses the fire within and causes a state of calm. To be thrown in this rain with no passion only leads to grief. Rain is a color true and pure, and can only be tainted with scars from a flame bright and strong. Blue is that color, and it holds qualities no mortal thinks of. It is the liquid that cleanses our bodies of all ill intent. Blue is the color that doses passion, in fact only the strongest of reds can survive in blues, it is the same for flowing blues. An artist can use blues to wipe away anger, but can in turn promote sadness. Blue is the color of logic. It brings knowledge to ones attention, and fears not what it brings. It is the color of patients for it can remain still as ice. It is a color as strong as red, yet they are as different as the sun and the moon. The water does not come across fire and not harm both sides. Blue is a force that is strong and calm. It the though behind each action. Over thinking this thought will cause great despair.

Life is a Shade of Red

Emotions of the strongest calibur have the strongest effect on others. They twist the thoughts and bring feelings of sympathy to readers who have caring mortalities, or brings forth a rage that has settled deep within them for years. War holds this color proudly,as does love but more caringly. The impact of this color is as strong as a raging fire in a dry forest. All powerful events, no matter the meaning or the name, are painted Red.
 Life flows through the body as a river of red, staining everything that it touches, and changing all it comes across. Like glue, red brings a strong bond between a character in a book and the reader, and it is not removed easily. When a writer writes of love he uses red roses, yet that rose could be stained with red rage.

 

What ever the case, red is seen in every book when the event is storng or moving. It gives details more depth and questions new answers. When readers see this color they know its meaning well. Red is one of the strongest colors in literature.