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    Colorblind Angels: The Color of The Wind, #3
    Colorblind Angels: The Color of The Wind, #3
    Colorblind Angels: The Color of The Wind, #3
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    Colorblind Angels: The Color of The Wind, #3

    By Renee Robinson

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    The Color of The Wind
    Color is all around us. It connects everything together into Nature’s Portrait. Color is beauty seen in plant, animal and man. Thousands of shades ultimately blended together into one masterpiece. Look at the miracle surrounding us day to day. Close your eyes to feel, smell and see the wind.
    Sapphire Moon:
    Look at the rose with new eyes. Observe the stars and the moon as if for the first time.Look at the miraculous beginning of a new day as if it may be the last. These inspirational words are to help open the eyes to the love and beauty which surrounds us. It sees the dark days and walks through anguish but in the end, always overcoming and finding hope in the wind and miracles in the Sapphire Moon.
    Colorblind Angels
    God created a wonderfully colorful universe for us all to enjoy. Everything from a tiny red and black ladybug to the moon and stars are rich with more colors than can be named. Even the human body is colorful from skin to eyes to hair. All of these colors interconnect and form one universe for us to share. Every new day is a miracle bursting with colors from God. Remember to be thankful for the common things we take for granted, whether it be a soothing breeze fill with the scent of the rose or a glorious rainbow gracing the sky. These are gifts we receive everyday. Many of these poems recognize these daily gifts and give praise to God while others are seeking miracles in our time of need.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRenee Robinson
    Release dateFeb 18, 2014
    ISBN9781497733671
    Colorblind Angels: The Color of The Wind, #3
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    Renee Robinson

    I am in the final stages of metastatic colon cancer. I have just finished my 26th round of chemotherapy. In 2 weeks, I will have another scan to see which organ in my body Cancer has chosen to dance with next. It has been a very difficult time. My writing has helped me to deal with death as if it is some sort of supernatural being I need to fight and expel myself. I have to go deep within myself and find my own inner peace and magic. Writing makes me happy, perhaps it is my armor. Perhaps my story is meant to be shared. Words are Power. Words are strength. Words are my legacy. Words touch the heart, the soul and the spirit. I pray my words help in the fight with cancer. Is it possible words can heal?

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