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i believe we all start off as a colour, either with the vibrance of red, the energy of yellow or maybe the freshness of green. then as we get older we experience the colours of places, experiences and emotions. black of the night sky, black of the death of a loved one, black of anger, maybe hatred. blue of the sea in the mid-afternoon, blue of our faces as we freeze in winter, blue of moping around feeling out of sorts. a drop of a different colour as we proceed in our lives, added to the pure colour we start off with. and with the continuous blending and swirling of different colours each one of us experiences, we eventually end up with a distinctive shade to call our own. perhaps not as untainted and intense as that of what we began with, but the nuances in the shades differentiate us from one another, makes us each a unique individual. our colours are mellower, maybe deeper, maybe darker, maybe not as instantly-likeable, but more exclusive to us ourselves and ourselves only.