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The document discusses how colors represent different stages of a person's life. It follows a man from childhood through old age, with each phase associated with a different color. As a child, everything was white, representing a new beginning. As a young boy gaining knowledge, everything was gold. As a teenager experiencing first love, everything turned pink. In old age surrounded by family, everything was brown. Finally, after the loss of his partner, the man's life turned dark and black as he passed away. The document uses colors as a metaphor for the emotions and experiences of a lifetime.
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