Best Jewels Poems

where *Sharia reigns
women are precious jewels
hide them from the world
let no other man behold
the diamond that you possess

guard that precious gem
her ovaries will get hurt
if she drives a car
yet Sharia will permit
your woman to be chauffeured

letting jewels drive
could lead to prostitution
yet young gems are mined
and...

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We dared meet
in clandestine disguise
behind an overlay of water

Secreted
from watchful eyes peering
amid crystalline dancing droplets

Our first kiss
concealed from lurking eyes
extracting  jewels of youthful joy

Rainbow arks,
captured floating crowning’s,
appearing and captivating gems

©Debra Squyres  
   10/31/14

For Member Contest: “Some Form of Crystalline”
Sponsored by: Nette...

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Queen smiles, watching court jesters
parade in costume jewels
upon revolving stage
living delusions

~*~

Note:  For John Freeman's "Dodiostu" Humor Contest...

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Pondering on a new day, the sun appear
    fluffy white clouds combined with cerulean lines,
the mesmerizing panorama brings cheer
    an addition to Mother Nature’s designs
pink carnations pirouette in the wind
    every detail uniquely intertwined
a blessed display...

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When fearful voices in the night began to cry,
Roaring from countless dreams behind the scream,
Dribbled eyes gazing into darkness at the vast sky,
This darksome turn, down into a wet pool of frown.
 
Perhaps the living of everyday hurts so much
Being stuck in this world always...

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Wind 
whistles
tempting tune,
on air-swept wings
beguiled birds soar high
to seamless sapphire sky
with the fleet of cotton clouds,
design changing silk shapes adrift.
Art shifts on curved canvas of cobalt,
flows as a freedom form with rhythmic joy.
I’m swept by rapture wave surge of nature,
swaying me on swells of solitude,
resounds...

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The morning sun peeked over the horizon
Bringing in the start of yet another new day
The snow glistened with sparkling whiteness
As the sun's rays picked up shining crystal prisms
Sparkling tree branches clung with droplets of snow
Looking decorated resembling frozen snow diamonds
Twinkling as the sun rays caught...

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~ The  Saviour  Is Near~
 (The Jewels Rule)



 Jesus is near 
 With Him there's nothing to fear 
 He's returning any time 
 His  Love  sublime- 
 Return   prophesied 
 Just don't  let  Satan mislead 
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~The Savior Is Near~
 (The Jewels Rule)


 Jesus  is near 
 With  Him  there's nothing to fear 
 He's returning any time 
 His  Love  sublime- 
 Return  prophesied - 
 Don't let  the  devil  mislead...

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~The Savior Is Near~
(The Jewels Rule)


Jesus  is  near 
With Him  there's nothing to fear 
He's returning  any time 
His  Love sublime- 
Return prophesied 
Don't  let  the Devil mislead 
Christ's   Salvation the world need 
He  wants...

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Jewels of Africa.

The saffron Queen spins the lilac sky,
her rays flick crimson cinders into Royal Blue Oceans.
Submerge, sizzle, frizzle...going, going, gone! ...But Not.
Cumulus clouds drizzle pepper fog over pink Flamingos, homeward bound.

Tea-green Botswana bush,
teeny, tiny Hummingbirds hover over brink-pink Balsams,
feast on elixir of nectar.
Royal Albatross...

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~The Saviour Is Near~
 (The Jewel's Rule)


 Jesus is near 
 With him there's nothing to fear 
 He's returning any time 
 His love sublime- 
 Return prophesied 
 Don't let the devil mislead 
 Christ's salvation the world need 
 He wants to...

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Devotion Poem, Paradise.    
  (For Jim)

Dare I say —
We feel marvelously sculpted to fit,
Our hugs mold their moments
Into wishing to last forever.

Dare I say — my silent hopes
Rise into the liquid
Moonlit blue above our kisses,
Wanting to make millions of dozens.

Dare I...

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See my blog Address of Poetry:New Vistas, going up now, about the hard days that lead to the write of this truly moving poem.  Thank you, and happy to be back after weeks away.—————————————————

Warning Words   from My Soul ***

There is an ocean:...

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April has been called the cruelest month,
and that may well be so.
But sadder by far is October--
ask any tree, for they all know.

October glides in wearing many jewels
bathing dying gardens in warm glows.
Their gold and ruby and amber hues
perform the quintessential Autumn show.

But then, as...

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