RED - More than just a Colour
The very sight of the new born as she makes her entry into this world gets the blood running through the blood vessels – the very proof of liveliness.
It was a time of joy and through the draped window saw the roses blooming afresh.
The colour of the roses adorned everyone’s heart . . . . not just because she was born, but because it was St. Valentine’s birthday. It was this colour in the atmosphere that people suddenly seemed to start liking when they fell in love.
It is this colour that brings out both the unnatural combination of bashfulness and inner courage seen in the Indian bride’s costume. The very same is then in the form of holy crimson depicting the matrimonial sanctity.
This colour also represents the feeling of anger, rage and danger. . .
but . . . and most important and unforgettable is the lady in red that sends many hearts fluttering away.
It was a time of joy and through the draped window saw the roses blooming afresh.
The colour of the roses adorned everyone’s heart . . . . not just because she was born, but because it was St. Valentine’s birthday. It was this colour in the atmosphere that people suddenly seemed to start liking when they fell in love.
It is this colour that brings out both the unnatural combination of bashfulness and inner courage seen in the Indian bride’s costume. The very same is then in the form of holy crimson depicting the matrimonial sanctity.
This colour also represents the feeling of anger, rage and danger. . .
but . . . and most important and unforgettable is the lady in red that sends many hearts fluttering away.
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