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I Wanted to Paint the Town Red by Barbara Spring Tuesday, October 18, 2011 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan colors
I wanted to paint the town red I painted it purple instead I wanted to change the world Other plans unfurled. I hoped to pan some gold Now I am painting bold The colors run and flow I’m quick—I don’t like slow. A coral reef under the sea Transparent colors transparent me. I still have time to paint the town red And pan some gold. Maybe I’ll do it today Tomorrow will still be o.k.
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Reviewed by Elizabeth Price	10/18/2011

Love it. Obviously, you are happy with your life as it is and if not you have plan B. lol. Great. Liz