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Mineral Blue

For her backsplash style, I used cobalt tile. Her sapphire eyes bold cast me away cold. My heart dipped right to benitoite night. Hot to drown in brew and sad boleite blues. Yet I put on my new turquoise suede shoes. My topaz car I drove to Rockies far There to glorify in azurite sky And lakes nearby of lapis lazuli. I waited with tunes a celestine moon. At dawn, cyanite jays curst me away. And my sapphire blues at last I did lose.

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