The Character Of The Color:

A good painter knows his colors
Knows them inside and out,
And knows each shade is vital
To the outcome of his layout.

For all colors are created equal
A little tender loving care,
From the heart of the creator
Giving each one it's own flare.

Though each color is watered down
With different pigments of dye,
Not a single one is too diluted
To entice the almighty eye.

For colors are to the eye
As knowledge is to the mind,
So before you judge a complexion
Know what makes it refined.

Cause all colors have a reason
All colors have their purpose,
And it's all in how they're blended
That reflects their glossy dermis.

For all the colors in the World
That makes up the color wheel,
Each one is rich in character
Despite the way that they appeal.

Because their appearances do vary
The way they transpire indeed,
But color should be valued by substance
Not the concentration that it bleeds.