I'm blue not the emotion but the hue
A lapis peacock spreading her wings
Flowing as poetry in motion
Sparking like a sapphire
Regal waves upon the ocean
Sweet as indigo berries
Azzure, and aquamarine
A vibrant flower or sea anemone
Of glistening ultramarine
Cobalt mineral turquoise
The shades of the vast deep sea
I am each of these colors
They are also me
Navy cyan saxe
Cynic or almost green
Floating, flittering fluttering
A butterfly of cerulean
Spirit soaring as a Sialia sialis
Flying through the atmosphere
Glorious shades of maxixe beryl
Leaves no doubt that I am here
Royal teal and violet
Real factual and true blue
I'm every combination
Not the emotion just the hue
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Cheryl E Preston
Cheryl is a widow who enjoys writing about current events, soap spoilers and baby boomer nostalgia. Tips are greatly appreciated.
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