Alabaster, argent, blond, bone, chalk
Battleship, obsidian, flint, smoke, mouse, taupe
Carbon, Jet, raven
Pongee, walnut, toast, Dresden
Auburn, Henna, Sedge, Piccolopasso
Damask, Jockey, stammel, alpenglow
Salmon, incarnadine, Moonlight Nymph, Blush Cameo
Helianthin, Apricot, Pumpkin, Mikado
Amber, Jonquil, Butter, Maize
Chartreuse, Beryl, Corbeau, reseda, jade
Azure, Jouvence, Wood Zaffer, indigo
Bokhara Campanula, Gridelin, Solferino
White, Grey, Black and Brown
Blanco, Gris, Negro y Moreno
Reddish Brown, Red, pink and Orange
Rojizo Moreno, Rojo, Rosa y Naranja
Yellow, Green, Blue and Purple
Amarillo, Verde, Azul y Morado
Hues, shades, tones,
A cast of colors, each their own
Tincture, Tint, Tinged light
To the viewer, a blessed sight
Matters not the name
Matters little the shade in which it came
All that means, is what shape that hue’s to take
When describing the picture the eyes make
Perhaps a reversion to fundamentals should be
Refract, refine, reflect and shine
Burden of the amalgam
For what one sees
Often is confluent
Blending vision with perception
And oftentimes, the perceptions are skewed
For what you see, is always right to eyes, but what is true to you,
May not be a Truism through, as what mind’s see might not always be the color of truth.
