The Color Deaf
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Last published Tue, Aug 18, 2015
A story about two, whose only way to communicate was touch.
Marsia enjoyed letting someone with stained canvases and thick brushes draw in front of her in silence, even though the two of them weren't 'good' when it came to colors.
He'd color the grass dark red, and the flowers an un-lively shade of green.
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He taught her to live it all wrong, and perhaps she'll love it.
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