Solid Yellow

Solid Yellow

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"𝑯𝑬 𝑾𝑨𝑺 𝑻𝑯𝑬 𝑺𝑼𝑵𝑺𝑬𝑻 𝑻𝑶 𝑴𝒀 𝑺𝑼𝑵𝑹𝑰𝑺𝑬" I live a different life but not as you know it. I live a life beyond your wildest dreams if your dreams were that a letter tasted like blueberries or colour had the scent of pine. My differences don't define me, nor do they shape the person who I want to be. A 16-year-old girl lives with a rare case of synaesthesia, a perceptual capability which crosses over two or more senses. For example, the ability to see a pale blue whilst eating chicken, or the scent a letter of the alphabet reminds you of. Vivian Bailey has lived all her life with her senses being "mucked up" she can smell the scent of lavender when she thinks of the letter H, perhaps hear waves crashing as she sinks her teeth into a nice fresh granny smith apple. Vivian Bailey has never understood her synaesthesia, she really didn't give it a second thought. However, the sight of a fresh sunset leads her down a spiral of confusion and daydreams. She could never forget the pools of silky honey, that people called eyes.
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Angela Rose is eighteen years old. Brunette, lean, and tall. A curvy body, that many guys would want her to be their girlfriend. But they didn't like her, because she had one flaw, she is blind. Not genetically. A stink bomb was set off on Angela as a joke, when she was working on a school project in her garage. All of a sudden she sees black. She was ten when this incident happened. Eight years of wanting to see the world. How the water in California is always blue. Or to see the tall mountains in Montana. She had to trust people again. And that was hard only relying on four senses. One day at her clinic, a young man accidentally bumped into her, when visiting his sick grandmother. He looked into her eyes. They were bright blue and green. They looked like they came out of a picture book. He stuck his hand out to introduce himself, not knowing that she was blind. Angela didn't knew what he was doing. He then asked her if she was blind. She had tears in her eyes from that question. She wanted to see his beautiful face, and accent who's it belonged to. She replied to him, "I can't see you."

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