Yes, we dream in colors.
Life is better seen with through rose colored glasses9 total reviews
Comment from Mary Hollingsworth
Ok Floyd my summarization fir thus poem is that Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Its all in the frame of mind which determines the perception of anything. So in that I say thats my story and Im sticking to it. Thanks for sharing
reply by the author on 27-Mar-2018
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Ok Floyd my summarization fir thus poem is that Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Its all in the frame of mind which determines the perception of anything. So in that I say thats my story and Im sticking to it. Thanks for sharing
Comment Written 23-Mar-2018
reply by the author on 27-Mar-2018
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True love is color blind. Thank you for reading.
Comment from Meia (MESAYERS)
I was about fourteen when I realised many other people do not dream in colour. I have never NOT dreamed in colour, I just assumed everyone did and was shocked to find out many do not. I remember not always what I have dreamed of but ALWAYS that the dream was in colour. So real and vivid, nightmares can terrify me too much to close my eyes again! As many as four in five people under 30 experience bright-coloured dreams, according to research. In the latest research, the American Psychological Association has come up with the extraordinary theory that pensioners no longer have dreams of vibrant colour because they grew up in an era of black-and-white television. My dreams are regular colour, so I cannot tell if I am dreaming. They are not super bright and generally I remember nightmares far better than regular or happy dreams. Happy dreams often make me sad as they will take me back to a time or place when I was happiest. Then waking up I feel the keen loss of that time, that place, and that feeling. This is a beautiful and interesting poem with a fascinating concept. Well done very good work kindest regards Meia xx
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I was about fourteen when I realised many other people do not dream in colour. I have never NOT dreamed in colour, I just assumed everyone did and was shocked to find out many do not. I remember not always what I have dreamed of but ALWAYS that the dream was in colour. So real and vivid, nightmares can terrify me too much to close my eyes again! As many as four in five people under 30 experience bright-coloured dreams, according to research. In the latest research, the American Psychological Association has come up with the extraordinary theory that pensioners no longer have dreams of vibrant colour because they grew up in an era of black-and-white television. My dreams are regular colour, so I cannot tell if I am dreaming. They are not super bright and generally I remember nightmares far better than regular or happy dreams. Happy dreams often make me sad as they will take me back to a time or place when I was happiest. Then waking up I feel the keen loss of that time, that place, and that feeling. This is a beautiful and interesting poem with a fascinating concept. Well done very good work kindest regards Meia xx
Comment Written 21-Mar-2018
Comment from Debbie Pope
Oh, here is another poem that I like so much, but I don't understand. I was doing so well with my understanding until I got to the last line. Black and white love. Is that a good thing? You talk beautifully about the delights of color. You can't appreciate blue grass without color. Saints have to shine in color. But you don't need color to appreciate your wife. That is the option that I choose. The other option is that your relationship with your wife is dark, colorless. I don't choose to believe that one. You poem is too upbeat for that surprise. Hope my rambling is helpful. I love poems that set me rambling. Good job.
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Oh, here is another poem that I like so much, but I don't understand. I was doing so well with my understanding until I got to the last line. Black and white love. Is that a good thing? You talk beautifully about the delights of color. You can't appreciate blue grass without color. Saints have to shine in color. But you don't need color to appreciate your wife. That is the option that I choose. The other option is that your relationship with your wife is dark, colorless. I don't choose to believe that one. You poem is too upbeat for that surprise. Hope my rambling is helpful. I love poems that set me rambling. Good job.
Comment Written 21-Mar-2018
Comment from Artasylum
Wonderful twist and fun read... great flow and texture to you words. I enjoyed this very much. thanks for sharing and looking forward to so much more. yours, diana
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Wonderful twist and fun read... great flow and texture to you words. I enjoyed this very much. thanks for sharing and looking forward to so much more. yours, diana
Comment Written 21-Mar-2018
Comment from Cindy McIntyre
Wow! Thanks for taking me on a journey of our beautiful world through color. It is good to see the world through "rose-colored glasses" for sure. I enjoyed how you labeled color with its well-known association. I have been to Arlington and Kentucky and I felt the emotion and not just the "color" you are writing about. So much beauty and depth.
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Wow! Thanks for taking me on a journey of our beautiful world through color. It is good to see the world through "rose-colored glasses" for sure. I enjoyed how you labeled color with its well-known association. I have been to Arlington and Kentucky and I felt the emotion and not just the "color" you are writing about. So much beauty and depth.
Comment Written 21-Mar-2018
Comment from Alcreator Litt Dear
This speaks poet wishes to see his love in black and white though God's created colours come in his dreams; well written, well done. B A CHANGE INSPIRER-WRITER --DR ALCREATOR
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This speaks poet wishes to see his love in black and white though God's created colours come in his dreams; well written, well done. B A CHANGE INSPIRER-WRITER --DR ALCREATOR
Comment Written 21-Mar-2018
Comment from Mustang Patty
Hi there;
Thank you for sharing this well-written poem about the colors of the world and how they make everything more beautiful. We can thank God for the colors of the rainbow, but there are things and people who can only think in black and white.
As a 'rules' girl, I tend to see things in black and white. I may dream in color, but when I'm having a nightmare, things turn to black and white. I think it's for my own protection.
A lovely poem,
~patty~
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Hi there;
Thank you for sharing this well-written poem about the colors of the world and how they make everything more beautiful. We can thank God for the colors of the rainbow, but there are things and people who can only think in black and white.
As a 'rules' girl, I tend to see things in black and white. I may dream in color, but when I'm having a nightmare, things turn to black and white. I think it's for my own protection.
A lovely poem,
~patty~
Comment Written 21-Mar-2018
Comment from Alexander Vasa
What an original poem. I've never considered what color we dream in. It is a very interesting idea. And the ending sums it all up so nicely. I liked your descriptive poem and would recommend this to others for review, Ana.
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What an original poem. I've never considered what color we dream in. It is a very interesting idea. And the ending sums it all up so nicely. I liked your descriptive poem and would recommend this to others for review, Ana.
Comment Written 21-Mar-2018
Comment from Dolly'sPoems
Did you know that the mantis shrimp eye contains twelve color receptors, whilst humans and most other animals use three color-receptors. Some creatures see the world in black and white. Glad you can dream in colour, it's the last think I can remember about my dreams, the incidents are so vivid that I don't see the colour! A unique questioning write full of colour, love Dolly x
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Did you know that the mantis shrimp eye contains twelve color receptors, whilst humans and most other animals use three color-receptors. Some creatures see the world in black and white. Glad you can dream in colour, it's the last think I can remember about my dreams, the incidents are so vivid that I don't see the colour! A unique questioning write full of colour, love Dolly x
Comment Written 21-Mar-2018
