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The Makers Of Colours
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Nirupama Harikumar
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Have you ever looked at the sky and wondered who painted it blue?
Have you ever looked at your nails and wondered why they aren't naturally green?
Well I have.
Far far away, in a land you would call a mystery; they, whom you would call
the creators of your emotions are at work.
It isn't a job where you would expect to find drained souls, but they sure did look tired.
They transformed our visions, thoughts, doubts and expectations into things of visible beauty; into colours.
Colours which even meagre creatures can see and enjoy.
Through these colours they made man understand unearthly messages, which he usually overlooks with such ease.
They never really understood the ways of men, their odd little brains thought of men as odd little creatures.
Yet everyday they filled inarticulate senses into the world as colours.
But who was left to colour their lives?
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