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Garnet Forgotten

The forgotten gem among the precious Your love is too dark for a child Also precious Yet pure like a diamond Diamonds are so common Garnet, you are rich Richer than most in quality Perhaps a banker or lawyer would remember you But no, sapphires are rich Richer than dull gold, not rich enough I say You reach new depths, Garry Like an ocean trench filled with the remains of the unknown's lunch Not as deep as the amethyst, apparently That is spiritually charged and better for the soul Your violence is a stain, but I say it is a warning Garnish, you lack value Topaz is the quality they seek The eye of the sun, so bright Too bright The eye of Jupiter is too much, I say enough Oh Garnet Forget Ruby, your sister Forget Emerald, your opposite Forget Opal, all in one, the God of the gems You are Alfred the Great, so great, yet forgotten
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kyla-rowena-chandler
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kyla-rowena-chandler
Published
Mar 16, 2016
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#red#forgotten#diamond#emerald#topaz#ruby#sapphire#gems#opal#garnet
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