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"The Colour of Life" was written by Alice Meynell and published in 1896. British poet and suffragist known for her lyrical exploration of faith and nature.

The Colour of Life

1896

Alice Meynell

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The Colour of Life

Alice Meynell

1896

The Colour of Life, published in 1896 by Alice Meynell, is a collection of reflective essays that explore the symbolism and significance of colors in life and nature. Meynell's lyrical prose examines how colors influence human experiences, particularly focusing on the contrast between vibrant hues and the more subtle tones that characterize existence. Through her observations of urban and natural landscapes, she invites readers to reconsider the deeper meanings conveyed by color in their lives.