: What's your color?
: Color!
: Yes, I mean it.
: Why ask? You can see it!
: Shut up. You know what I mean.
: What do you mean, Sir?
: Shut up. You know I don't mean black or white.
I mean what you are?
Blue? Green, Red? saffron or a tri?
: None, Sir.
: Shut up.
Author notes
*P a l a s K u m a r R a y
A contest entry
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Sociopolitical colours??
Social colours in politics???
Am I missing something? Is it an American thing?
I'm more than a little confused... probably easier just to assume it's because I'm a young English girl.
Politics makes me blind, I don't have a clue about it in this country, let alone America, or India.
I'm soory that I am unable to appreciate this the way it was intended...
(Although, feel free to explain- I don';t mind learning!) -
Your point is well taken - thanks for entering the contest.
Moses
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