Amount of texts to »blue« 49, and there are 46 texts (93.88%) with a rating above the adjusted level (-3)
Average lenght of texts 210 Characters
Average Rating 12.837 points, 3 Not rated texts
First text on Feb 21st 2001, 00:21:06 wrote
Natasha Jordan about blue
Latest text on Sep 15th 2010, 14:19:13 wrote
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Emma Example about blue

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Adar wrote on Mar 3rd 2001, 19:06:09 about

blue

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And the colour of fire is yellow. Yellow and white and sparks flying.

Drawn as angry red and orange and yellow flames consuming a house in a child's drawing.

But you can see blue in fire if you look.

Blue fire. Blue flame. Blue heat. Blue desire.

The blue steals up your spine and shivers into your brain. Even if you are standing ten feet apart. Even if you are on another continent.

Blue is a hot colour.

reznicek111 wrote on Dec 5th 2001, 19:17:41 about

blue

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Violet and blue are the colors of jazz; the tones of singing saxophones, and smooth night-time joys of Miles, Coltrane and the gang.

Avant wrote on Feb 25th 2001, 01:43:30 about

blue

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Blue's a nice color, don't get me wrong. I like blue, but blue and green, oh yeah! When I see colors like teal, aquamarine and verdigris, I just get a hormone surge.

itidem wrote on Mar 3rd 2001, 19:55:07 about

blue

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When I think of blue, the blue-steel gleam of a gun barrel comes immediately to mind.

Occupational hazard, I guess.

Red and all its shades go with blood on the victim and evidence. Once yellow was the live oak pollen on a suspect's shoes.

I don't think I've ever used the colors of magenta or fuschia or puce or periwinkle or verdigris in any of my stories.

Verdigris. Hm. Maybe I should expand my palette.

Aunt Mabel wrote on Mar 15th 2001, 14:05:01 about

blue

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When I was a little girl, my mother always dressed me in blue. She said it brought out the blue in my eyes. I wore dresses all the time and my hair was pulled back into two ponytails.

When I was a young woman, I wore browns and greens and blacks. On the farm, I wore jeans. I bought pantsuits in the city and wore them to college classes and to teaching. My hair took no fussing except for keeping it trimmed above my collar.

But now that I am old, I find blue creeping back into my wardrobe once again. I've rediscovered the joy of skirts. My hair, though streaked with gray and silver, reaches to the middle of my back.

Cycles of life and appearance.

itidem wrote on Mar 15th 2001, 12:42:00 about

blue

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Far out in the ocean the water is as blue as the petals of the loveliest cornflower, and as clear as the purest glass. But it is very deep too.


(The Little Mermaid, Hans Christian Andersen)

bconstan wrote on Dec 2nd 2002, 23:16:33 about

blue

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Blue. It's cold, full of sadness and icicles. It's comfortable and common, country and urban, a warm sunny day and a chilly autumn evening. Blue is the oceans and the rivers, one-third of America's patriotism, peacocks and bluebirds, suede shoes and a cartoon dog. It calms and soothes the spirit while evoking a sense of professionalism. If love is the universal language, Blue is the universal color.

Nashota Jordan wrote on Feb 24th 2001, 00:37:54 about

blue

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I love the different names of blue.

Two of the most popular shades, royal and navy, derive from human institutions.

But midnight, cornflower, blueberry, ocean, sky, and periwinkle come from nature.

We are surrounded by blue.

^116 wrote on Feb 25th 2001, 20:00:05 about

blue

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Today the blue letters run along my inner arm, from just above the bend of my elbow to my wrist. Sometimes the message is longer; sometimes it is shorter.

Yes, the words change each day, and often the shade of blue as well. Sometimes a pen, sometimes a brush, sometimes a finger dipped in body paint draw the lines and curves that form the letters. But a tattoo would never do. It couldn't evolve with the quicksilver of his mind and his imagination.

^116

evie wrote on Jan 5th 2007, 13:42:56 about

blue

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Blue is a feeling, but the blues is the cultural expression of a feeling rooted in African American experience.

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