The Color Red

Oh man, where do I start on this? Well just because blood gives us life and less of it would mean less life, really doesn't mean that it HAS to be outside of our bodies for you to know that it's there. Blood was always meant to stay inside our bodies, and that's the way it will be from now. Also, the reason that some roses are dangerous to close proximity is because they want you to only feel the visual beauty in them, and try to remember and understand the visual beauty in nature itself. And even though the color of nature is green, green also signifies passing years -- as indicated in the Aviators song -- the archenemy of what you're supposed to do with nature, which is stop and look at the beauty and cherish the moments you do. And there really is no brighter, better way of doing that than with adding a fair splash of red. I too did not understand the lips thing; however, they are not all pink, some of them may always happen to be red, and let's be real here, pink is merely a softer, lighter, less-brighter version of red. And since pink is in second place for fitting the color of love, there really is no difference except for the slight girlishness and brightness of the two. Insects? Same deal with the roses; they're toxic and dangerous only because they want you to stop and appreciate their visual beauty, which I once did while rescuing a ladybug from my school playground. And for someone merely looking at nature, observing and studying the natural world, I'm sure I'd get a lot of agreements. Oh man, I really don't wanna waste my characters by repeating the last couple points fire-wise. And I won't. Fall? Not nearly as beautiful as spring. Okay, that's not helping. Wait!...The only reason that red signifies plant death is merely to remind you that for every death, there will always be life waiting on the other side. Green or white? Nah, I believe life goes really great with love (seriously, why am I doing it again? This is not helping!) and I guess without good in one of them, there wouldn't be good in the other. Human world? Basically the same thing I have motioned to repeat over and over, just STOP and take a look around! See beauty in everything and love it. There's no color that's better at doing that than red. It's bright, and it stands out, which gets attention more than any other color I know. Religion? Really? Religion has like a TON of things that I consider just plain stupid. That's why neither I nor Aviators is religious (hopefully, or I'd quite be making a fool) and actually take the time to recognize every single figure of red, everything that it signifies, and everything that it should and should not. And, uh oh, it seems a tiny mistake has been made by mentioning the aura, because it would only seem that a red one would be a little better than a white one, as the song has always kept in mind. Instinctual fear? Well, that's a huge part of what Aviators's newest album is trying to message, which is the reason why the song exists in the first place. "There is a code inside of us all. A system of hard-wired laws and functions. There are mysteries in our minds; secrets in our souls. What lies beneath the code? Have you found the ghosts in the code of who you are?" -- Aviators Basically what I'm trying to point out is that not every single human instinct and reaction to red is chronically a part of the human lifestyle; THAT'S actually discovering who you are and learning new things that no one else has learned before, and since GITC all the way signifies that, the association of "Red" is no different. Red signifies a lot of things that demand attention because of its bright nature, including human essence, and because of many things, including the message of the song, there's more good in that essence (and pretty much all other stuff it signifies) than bad. Al in all, my concluding point is that naturally, we are all corrupt and need to realize all the truths and lies, and good and bad in us, and red can be quite better than black at doing that. Red should not have the violent and generally bad association and recognizance because there's more good and love-signification in its image than bad. And let's face it, the only real bad color that has the most type of association that red has is black, because there's really no color in it, and therefore makes the world a boring and bleak place (I guess that means white and grey have that same effect, Oi?). Well, I guess that should just about be it. I guess I've pretty much summed up all my points and visions, so I guess I'll be done here.