Photo: Amitai Asif
Do not shy
From the dye,
Do not cringe
From the fringe.
What gives flowers the hue
Can teach color to you.
If two tones were the all
We’d be so bored we’d bawl.
So go on and dye more
Shades of lovely galore.
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I love the bright colours of Indian dyes and would love to use them to dye fabric. Your poem suits your photo. 🙂
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Thanks, Suzanne! 🙂
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BTW, that’s in Peru. I wonder if it is the same dyes as in India (possibly nowadays) or are different ones.
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Oh, i assumed it was India because of the colours. South American colours are wonderful too.
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