Best Azurite Poems


Premium Member Crimson Ribbon Jealousy

Crimson ribbon across the darkening sky
Toys sweetly with exquisite hints azurite 
Sublime whisper in the stillness of the night
Dulcet as a fluttering wings' butterfly

Ignoring warnings of atrophy's caution
Tightening the fatal corset to her heart
Beware of jealousy's evil counterpart
Watching it adrift beyond the horizon

Neath veil opaque set free most venomous ache 
Draining weary soul of stagnant tears and fears
With returning tide the hope of buoyant years 
Await sunrise as she awakes at daybreak



AP: 3rd place 2025

Submitted on September 16, 2018 for contest ENCLOSED RHYME sponsored by DEAR HEART  -  RANKED 1ST

Premium Member Molecular Dreaming

I passed through the azurite; a soul on its molecular tour.
I swam lapis lakes and trekked the malachite mountains alone.
Energized by the pyrite sun’s rays, I was renewed.

Premium Member 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.


Azurite and Aquamarine

Today I wish I can go to the beach
and sit on the wooden swing
hovering back and forth above the sea
so I can let go of the rope and soar mid air
and let my veins feel the ocean vibes 
of the azurite and aquamarine waves
racing down the slide of my narrow spine
© Mia Pratt  Create an image from this poem.

Reign Shadow

Mg,Ca-La- and Co- saturated birnessite.
Ganite, groutite,
todorokite
nana-crystalline
todorokite
potassium permanganate
potassium hydroxide
p silomelane
calcite and barite
rhodochrosite
and
woodruffite
4mm 02 and Li
1-x (mn, Mg,a1)6n 12 -3-4h 24 20
Fillomanganatium 
coosmochim
vemadite-
 geochimRomanechite,
 binessite
todoro hollandite
adimiration and value.
Wulfenite Baryte 
Vanadinite
Sylvite with Halite
Azurite and Malaclite.

Premium Member Violet Electric

Pawn enters into the checkered
rooms of the cylindrical tube
sips serpentine cocktails, two
colours in a mirrored glass cube

Red dragon rose petals litter the
azurite crystal bar, violet flame
star light adorns the altar. Pawn
reflects but can't recall his name 

Upon asking, his faint voice echoes
as hooves rap upon the spiral stair
On each red step sits a demon
writing up a contract to ensnare

Pawn accedes and bursts out in wicked rage
disengages from his act upon life's stage
A lasting nightmare of terrors so malign
forever at war within his demented paradigm
© Tidy Desk  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Mood Music

Color me azurite; Malachite isles upon Lapis blue seas.

I sail the waves, moved by Gaia’s tranquil, reverberating song.

On the horizon, dolphin arcs play; brother sun laughs.

Premium Member Azurite

 Azurite, its colors bold; 
the image of Gaia’ from space.
With malachite and lapis both; 
a stone of such good taste.

The golden, pyrite veins; 
flow across its radiant breath.  
Azurite tells stories old, 
of Mother Earth, with zest.

Malachite lands, lapis oceans surround; 
such deep blue, rolling seas.  
Azurite has no motion; 
it’s a portrait of Earth, you see.

Premium Member Earth

Environmental sumptuous symmetry uniquely resplendent,
 kaleidoscopic kindling of the  visual nirvana,
spiral rapture enshrouded stimulant, 
sapphire dawn first light purr nectareous,
a mint ice tinged  mystic morning  mantra,
that pearl stud morph to fortify a lifelong gumption,,
my refrain when I  turbulently wade,
through the gust blown fronds  of 
moisture beadlet  grassland,
parsley scent haze a blissful hover,
companion piece to a crystal ball air float,
exotic bird flock hymnody chaotic,
invigorating sonic feasts caress green tree copses,
natural world refuge from the algal bloom of toxic menace,
when disruption, demonic and destabilising,
suddenly impinges like an incandescent meteoric charge,
spewing ashen vomit with brutal oscitation,
without a  shard of qualm, twinge of scruple,
or even faint scintilla’s rueful finger,
earthly pulchritude’s grandiloquent cocktail unfurls,
like a gallant rapid rescue mission from the elements,
to brandish freshwater lakes so alluring, 
sea star tidal pools, azurite strewn rustic ripple 
tides,
I am endowed and emboldened to an enduring 
advocacy,
of this behemoth planet so boundless in its beauty,

Dear earth my shelter
within grasp now under siege
still I “dwell” in hope

Premium Member Gaias Secrets

This ship, this Earth;
Satellite on a quest;
Sailing universal seas.

Azurite orb, 
Whirling gyroscope,
Seeking a new adventure.

Pilgrim of galactic light,
Browsing the heaven’s shop windows.

What do you see, Gaia?
What do you know?
Your womb gave me
Up when you were millennia old. 
Teach me now, the meaning of life; 
Of existence.

I savor your flesh,
Drink your blood.
Your earthly breast
Feeds me and breath 
Nourishes my body.

Mother Gaia, this 
phoenix must burn 
to be reborn; sharing 
ashes with its siblings.

Light my fire so that
I am cleansed for a 
New journey;
My next life awaits.

I need to peruse 
your secrets and
Return your gifts; 
it’s the give and take
That nourishes all life.

Our Ink

You can draw with the yellow ink
while I draw with the green one

Take your yellow ink
and you will sketch the islands of:
Grand Bahama, Abaco, Cay Sal Bank
Bimini, Berry Islands, Andros,
New Providence and Eleuthera
against the dark skin of my backbone

Now I will take my green ink
and will sketch the islands of:
Exuma, Cat Island, Long Island,
Rum Cay, San Salvador, 
Conception Island,
Acklins, Mayaguana,
Crooked Island, Samana Cay,
Ragged Island, Little and Great Inagua
against the light skin of your backbone


Finally we both will take our inks
of azurite shades of blue
will shade in the bodies of:
The Great Bahama Bank
The Little Bahama Bank
The Tongue of The Ocean
Exuma Sound, The Bight of Acklins
and the Florida Straits
against the flesh and backbones
of each other like human canvases
together forming a unique
little archipelago chain of our very own
to embrace the proud Bahamians
we are both  on the inside
© Mia Pratt  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Azurite Child

Mother 
Earth’s love birthed
The Azurite
Lapis, Malachite and
Pyrite.

Premium Member Color Me Azurite

In a world with billions,
Of colors bright and bold;
Color me azurite;
Malachite and lapis
Veined with golden pyrite;
Yes I am azurite.

I’m baked in the ground
Until I am found;
And I’m chipped away
From my mother’s womb;
Cut and set in gold.

Now color me
Expensive please;
These days I am
So very rare.

Over-mined,
Earth’s robbed blind;
So unfair.

Still a
Beauty;

I.

Premium Member Blind And Blinkered

Myopic muddle 
as beauty swirls
hues of heaven
yet bypasses
static statues that
pose as sentient
beings beknighted
dawn’s divine dream
seen as bland mirror
on ebbing eyewash
cathartic colour is
a universal uplift 
even for low level
lustrous earth dweller
Immersed in skewed slant
I bandy icicled retort
as though taut timing
ever swayed rigid 
stone age postures 
elysian echo a speck
in azurite caves 
to auditory aloofness
allied to blinkered 
whim ‘s wanton 
plight with dull 
and dim twist 
dispersed  among 
 trivial  terrains
 alienation personified
vessel vacuous and void
rehabilitation of 
the wayward faculty
a burst balloon blip
outsider ostracised
from gilded gardens
and sumptuous bloom
of ripe recrudescence
still limp laggard 
on hackneyed cue
might yet stumble on
the fig of wakening

Rubi's Crystals

I love my temptress

Revisiting my encrypted inscriptions
Fingers running down her spine in hieroglyphics
Azurite chemise hanging off her skin
Aureate lilies floating across her eyes
Releasing tension from her clenches

Bahri belamour
You're fatale, I can handle more
Umber tones the undertones of my paramour
You're narcotic, I can handle more
Sa'ës'ït floramour, my viole d'amour

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