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Best Jeweller Poems

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The Jeweller
Seeing through the red filter
the sun reflecting on his
iris....
Viewing details through a 
magnifying glass...
A microscope..
A jeweler forges his metal
Sets his stone.
Paying attention to detail
he etches...

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Categories: jeweller, art, nature, on work
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Nine Seventeen
Huddled in Burton's doorway, head down,
the windblown rain at almost forty five degrees
soaking me from the knees downwards.
Reflecting on the paving, the red, amber and...

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© Viv Wigley  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: jeweller, time,
Form: Free verse
Dear First Lady
Tears bring the eyes its shivering spangle of stars
In liquid pools dilating light
The firmament spiraled to bandage time’s scars
Shining in empty bowls night

And sometimes the...

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Categories: jeweller, inspirational
Form: Quatrain
Rarest Gem - the Souls Mate
T - Trichroism strongly exhibited this rarest gemstone
A - According to orientation will display violets blues or greens 
N - Native to Tanzania
Z - Zoisite...

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Categories: jeweller, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Acrostic
My Dirty Little Stones In a Pouch
my dirty little stones in a pouch
received in a hotel one night
slid them under my pillow
dreamt sweetly
opened the pouch in the morning after breakfast

saw dirty...

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Categories: jeweller, funny, satire,
Form: Haiku



Premium Member My Beautiful New Ring
Stunning purple full of beauty and grace
I still can’t wipe the smile from my face
Today I purchased an amethyst ring
It is very subtle not full...

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Categories: jeweller, thank you,
Form: Rhyme
The Pawn Shop
Bottom feeders flourish

When the economy's a bust

When bad times are the norm

And good times turn to dust

When neighborhoods go south it's sad

But a sign of...

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Categories: jeweller, community,
Form: Rhyme
Lucky May
LUCKY MAY
May, May is welcome
And by these roads, these lanes
Young people come to home
To sing to my sisters.
What pretty they are
With her golden hair
And coloured...

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Categories: jeweller, allegory,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Mummy Daddy
I want you to meet my mum

Oh no, not the mum
That means I could be the one
There goes the fun
Time for a ring
That couple thing
Need...

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© Paul Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: jeweller, humor, humorous, marriage, parents,
Form: Free verse
Lucky May
LUCKY MAY
May, May is welcome
And by these roads, these lanes
Young people come to home
To sing to my sisters.
What pretty they are
With her golden hair
And coloured...

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Categories: jeweller, romantic,
Form: Romanticism
Premium Member Fair Exchange
A draftsman called Tom bought a ruler
He gave it to colleague Talulah
Astounded to find
She paid him in kind
And what he needs now is a jeweller...

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Categories: jeweller, community, humorous,
Form: Limerick
But She Had Such a Sweet Winning Smile
Louis the Fifteenth, king of France,
Adored Madame du Barry.
His royal ardor was not bound
To the person he did marry.

His paramour was hard to please.
The king...

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Categories: jeweller, history,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member God Is With Us
GOD IS WITH US 

They say God is with us, all you have to do is ask
So I thought Ok, lets put the big man...

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Categories: jeweller, god, perspective,
Form: Couplet
If
If you were the model,
I would have learnt to paint,
laugh if you were comedian,
And sorry that you ain’t.
If you were an author,
I would always read...

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Categories: jeweller, love,
Form: Rhyme
Ruby Shopping
I spent my day shopping for rubies,
But couldn’t decide on the best,
Some were quite shiny and sparkly,
But shapes nice on some of the rest.

Some of...

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Categories: jeweller, death, mother,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs