Writers often use the color coral to evoke vivid, warm imagery and symbolize delicate, yet striking beauty. In some works, coral describes human features—a woman’s "coral lips" suggest a softly flushed, alluring shade [1], while a character’s "teeth were red as coral" offers a simile that heightens their dramatic quality [2]. In landscape descriptions, the sky may be "brushed with coral" [3] or the horizon likened to a "coral pink" glow [4], creating an otherworldly, almost tropical atmosphere. Additionally, objects are sometimes compared to coral, as in the image of items fashioned "as if they were made of red coral" [5] or simply noted as "coral red" [6], further demonstrating how this hue enriches literary imagery with vivid, multifaceted symbolism.