(Whrrrrrrrr-ing!)
Yep, you know what that means. It's time to spin the color wheel! Today we're keeping it short and sweet with...
AMARANTH.
You've got romancing to do. I've got a date with my beautiful bed. So we're going to embrace amaranth with our eyeballs and get keep the romance rolling.
Fast Fact: In Greek mythology, the amaranth is a flower that lives on Mt. Olympus which never dies.
Definition: A reddish-rose color that comes from the color of the amaranth flower.
Shades: amaranth pink, radical red AKA bright amaranth pink, amaranth (deep) purple.
The Photo Inspiration
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The Prompt
We're getting acrostic on this color. That's right: acrostic on amaranth. How's that for alliteration? Not sure how to write an acrostic poem that doesn't sound like Kindergarten? We wrote up this handy guide to help you out. Write an acrostic poem with the word "amaranth", and try to focus each line on building an image based in the color. Once you have completed the prompt, go to sleep. Then, wake up and prune that poem as needed. See what you get. Maybe it'll be something, maybe it'll be nothing. If it is nothing, excavate the lovely pieces of the poem and save them for a rainy day.
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