Diamond Blue Poems | Examples
These Diamond Blue poems are examples of Blue poems about Diamond. These are the best examples of Blue Diamond poems written by international poets.
The fox slopes warily into the garden,
a sapphire dawn overlay's and
sheens his form.
He trots across
a snow powdered clearing
head low, electric whiskers
seeking trace and track.
Crystalline eyes
turn toward a window
where I watch between
aquamarine icicles.
A white speckled snout
wrinkles in sudden awareness.
A quick curious stare,
then off he vaults
over a frost jeweled fence,
a bristled tail whisking
diamond flecked snowflakes -
blue diamonds.
Alienated into thinking I needed validation
Becoming a little rough on the edges
Cornered heart seeks originality
Diamond mind has been rusted
Emotional value is increasing
Fighting through it all
Grandiosity never came
Hi everyone, what shall we do next?
Interesting way of introducing,
Jeopardising oneself, making myself the clown.
Kind enough to reinvent itself
Limerence of fanatical behaviours
Mandatory to health, sought no one's friend
Night vision has been done for
Optimistic endeavours led me to figuring out
Past the ambience of melancholic order
Questioning self worth isnt for me.
My favorite stones are blue
turquoise, opal, and blue topaz
I am drawn to them first
in every instance
I always wondered why
thinking they symbolize the sky
water or heaven
I know my go-to-rings and necklaces are blue
at a psychic fair one of the mediums tapped my ring
it is my absolute favorite – a diamond shaped blue topaz
set high above a band of light blue opals
This is the exact perfect ring for you, she told me
it will bring you what you seek,
blue connects you to your higher power
I have not quite figured it out
but I continue to lean toward stones that are blue
except lapis lazuli– for some reason that one repulses me.
Am I still blue?
Or gray or warm belly red?
On the day when the sun set the hottest
And loving fish were soaring from riversides
To set sail over the violent sky again -
Am I still sore of steel and diamond numb?
Singing the song of the dreary
And loving the sound, the whisper of it
Oh oh - how does that old tale go?
In the light of the living
In the dust, brushed by war-cowardice
I saw a blue woman - a blue dash
Against the harsh - reality of red.
All red. All the brightest sunsets
Hot heat slipping on the wind
Hot breath pouring onto her skin
Woman in the light of wanting
I have no thoughts but the open trot
And open kissing on my open living
Mind brimming with the dust of the blue
And the woman with her almost obscene
Half wrought, half smile - perfect
Half living - somewhere in my mind
Blue was the color of my sky;
Blue, like the smoke on mountains high.
Blue was my ocean when weather was bright;
Blue like the shade of the neon light.
Blue was your glow like a fine Sapphire,
like blue diamond tamed by fire.
Blue was my face when our love did die;
My blue heart was left asking why.
Blue may still be my tomorrow
until blue skies will tame my sorrow.
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I found you, alone, over looked, ignored.
I could see the potential, the beauty,
A diamond in the rough,
Your face was streaked with dirt and marred.
‘Twas clear this would not be easy.
Smiling, I cleaned you best I could,
Analyzed your every side,
Took you home with me,
Work began, as I knew it would,
After many long hours, I sighed.
Bright and shining, my smile will not fade,
For the blue and green prize of my work, Jade!
Planet with blue azure as the color
Orbits are elliptic and distant from the solar
Satellite here larger than the dwarfs is Triton moon
Equinox occurs after four score years soon
Inkling of diamond rain is seen which is quite quaint
Dominated with ice as sun rays are unduly faint
Over here is the great dark spot which is too odd
Neptune is the planet named after the Sea God
I traded in my diamond ring for a pretty ring with a brilliant blue topaz.
She is surrounded by a band of gorgeous iridescent opals.
My husband did not question it, knowing my love for jewelry changes
This was six years ago; this exquisite ring continues to be a favorite.
My diamond ring is somewhere; unsure where and do not care.
This blue topaz ring uplifts me, replenishes me, revives me.
It gives me energy and enthusiasm.
It gives me strength; I feel love from it.
Fingers on my left hand do not feel complete without it.
Other rings parade back and forth on my right hand,
but this gem stays where it is.
On my right hand, ring finger, where other women park their diamonds.
The color of the sky and the ocean surrounded by white cap opals.
I think the appeal is simple.
It is a ring that I fell head over heart in love with,
I feel that it reflects my relationship with myself.
I have had many compliments on this ring.
Others feel the power she exudes.
Poised in the darkness of space,
Wearing petrichor perfume,
Earth proudly poses in gorgeous blue.
The azure serene wrap dappled with furry clouds,
And beautiful ribbons of shades of blue,
Stands strong in its armour to scatter tranquil and charm.
The Ocean forms the flares and frills of its prairie skirt.
Embellished with real pearls and rarest diamond blue.
Waves and tides and aquatic life add to the mystique of its fluid fabric.
Draped in beauteous blue dress,
Creator of life proudly shines,
With its captivating smile.
Black like a rare diamond.
Perfectly sculpted.
White as a snowy peek .
Reflecting off the glistening waves.
Your beauty and grace challenge us.
Mostly free, we morn for your captured brothers.
Gliding and leaping through the blue.
Chasing your soul mates protecting your tribe.
Your song is herd for miles deep.
Echoing on the icebergs.
You are magnificent, alluring.
Teasing us with your glance.
Swim far Orca be free
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Roundabout-ing
Happy shouting
Down spouting
Teeth clenching
Arm wrenching
Mean inching
Plain lynching
Day signals bright
Bees pure delight
One two three are right
We turn on the light
Kindergarteners red and blue
Pork belly pigs on notice too
Hot ham hocks for me and you
That’s enough of the Elmer’s glue
Skip counting
Red robin outing
Diamond mounting
Happy child pouting
Rhyming funny kindergarten joy
Fun for each little girl and boy
Skip counting, roundabout-ing
Happy shouting for every toy.
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the old man in blue mountain
is not at ease angry is he
spewing blue smoke like a fountain
at the diamond lake someone stares
does he just look or poetically sees?
the angry old man's stone face now bares
a spirit once was loosed and free
one poetically sees the metaphors to please
the blue Sinai, the blue god, the burning mountain
one poetically sees the similes
man spewing smoke like a fountain
poetically see the old man’s face
mirrored in star lake below
the age lines are so easy to trace
as to heaven his bitter thoughts go
he folds his hands 'neath a diamond sky
spewing smoke out like a fountain
an angry figure with hollow eye
the old man in blue mountain
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purple diamond tied with string
white bow ties with it flies
through the castles it does go
as golden sunlight brightly shines
sea green waves below
bright yellow on it floats
gentle wind all does
all in motion without end
the against the wind some do move
blues and reds in bright light
their glad cries filled the air
as they go as they dare
bowl of blue high over all
castles it holds and diamonds too
beneath it lies the sea of green
and everything that moves
I should have done things differently,
cashed in those simple phrases for sophisticated ones
should have feigned more class, not been so sarcastic...
Maybe that coal crush could of turned into a diamond
but instead it turned to black dust.
but I would have had to crawl
far away from the self to make us last,
far outside my conch shell
the gulls would have pecked me to death.
After all....you were in a higher class...
your stiletto eyes always reminded me of that...tap-tap
but that was many years ago
you've since passed
you must have crawled too far outside yourself
the karma gulls moved in and pecked you to death.
I walk neath a deep blue summer sky
With the mighty wings of joy, I soar so high
I walk amid cherry blossom trees, and all is calm
In the young dawn, nature hums it's celestial psalm
It's a sunny, breathtaking vista of a day
And I pray it doesn't turn from blue to gray
There's a palpable feeling of mirth in the air
Days like this, so few and far between, so rare
A diamond in the rough; an aged fine wine
Neath this beautiful, bright day; all is just fine
Tulips and white calla lilies in the garden happily blow
Their trumpets in sunshine. And time does flow
Like a peaceful river. Swallows sweetly tweet
Marshmallow clouds above me, a visual treat!
I walk neath a deep blue summer sky
With the sturdy wings of joy, I soar so high
Date written and posted: 01/21/2019