True Colors
A True Story of Embracing Our Blindingly Radiant Splendor
If your life is a book, what would be on its cover?
Is it filled with full spectrums of light in all of its splendor?
Or does it show acts of fearless valor?
Perhaps there are moments in the story where we bring out our candor.
Especially during moments when we stare at ourselves deeply in the mirror.
Does our reflection make us gasp in horror?
In good time we would all know better,
It is a true honor to be able to see and embrace our true colors.
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