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I Got the Blues
Blue, blue is the hot tears running down you red cheeks
Blue looks like your freshly done makeup smeared down your face
It's the taste of salty tears sliding down your lips and hopping into your mouth
Blue is the sound of sobs traveling through a crowd of people like a virus
Or the sound of complete silence when your watching someone you love get buried 6
feet into the ground knowing you'll never get to see them again
Blue, is the smell of a fresh coat of black nail polish
Or the fresh fragrance of floss flowers filling the air at a funeral
Blue is the stab of pain you feel when someone asks if your okay and you nod yes
wondering if they are really buying your lies
Blue is the feeling you get when you're reminded of all the memories you had with
that person
Or when you're reminded that you'll never get to have anymore because they are gone
Blue is all the times you greaved alone with no one to talk to
Or the ideas that start running through your mind when you
wonder why they did what they did
Blue is the place you go to see them without actually seeing
Cemeteries
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I wrote this to express how blue makes me feel. And I express my feelings about blue in this poem