Wood as gold

Wood polished so bright to mimic gold, Its yellow coat glitters in the sun, May even fetch a high price when sold, And still be cherished in the long run. Like a flawless gold that flaunts great wealth, Its glamour, a pride to regal thrones, Where most kings recline in pride and health, Yet it's mere wood disguised as gemstones. Great craftsmanship like that of goldsmiths, Who shape raw gold to forge pure beauty, So carpenters carve wood into myths, Emblazoned pride into their duty.