Emerald Poems - Poems about Emerald

...When walking barefoot through the grass while clearing the mind, a connection occurs along with electrical surges that tingle. It is wise to connect the soul to the earth, revitalizing the entir......Read More

...Kisses fall like a swarm of butterflies, over the soft vale of her back, I inhale the pheromone vaporizer of her charming seduction, Hands map the rolling slopes that make her buttocks, Li......Read More

...Gleaming galaxies twinkle, Radiant stars cluster in cosmic maze, Astronomical wonders, oh how grand, Nebulas dancing, in resplendent grace, Delighting the sky with their dazzling form. ......Read More

... Feeding the soul glimpses of grace, Treasured hope and lasting light, feelings Forever penetrating the soul who knows… Love is like the most beautiful star, glowing Always showing......Read More

... The sun the wind and the rain And once again I forge onward Through woodland paths Of wild poppies and emerald blades I gaze upward at enormous pines As bruised clouds part their way......Read More

... The splendorous span of my fervent firmament, twinkled with the tinsels of the cerulean night, where my yearning gleamed with transparent tinge, suffused with the sequins of the silv......Read More

... Here, I scribble a letter to the rhapsodical rose, dipping my quill in stardust that slips like a violet waterfall from the tips of white oak trees. These marigold orbs shine with shi......Read More

...Why not the dreams of castled kings With rubied thrones and emerald rings If treasures of a certain greed Would satisfy your aching need Or corporations far an......Read More

... My mum was given a cat Who had apparently lived wild Told she had a few issues Supposedly mild … So this beautiful fluffy grey cat With eyes of emerald green Resided with my husband and l ......Read More

... Breaking hours, light flickering between gray torrents, restrained luminosity. (otherwise too glorious) Oh but your shine when I see, dazzling of it’s own volition, your introsp......Read More

...Lorca Translations III Federico Garcia Lorca (1898-1936) was a Spanish poet, playwright and theater director. He was assassinated by Nationalist forces at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War an......Read More

...Lorca Translations II Canción del jinete (“Song of the Rider”) by Federico Garcia Lorca translation by Michael R. Burch Cordoba. Distant and lone. Black pony, big moon, olives in my saddleb......Read More

...The New Jerusalem chapter 21:9-22 One of the seven angels who had one of the seven bowels full of the seven last plagues came and said to me, "Come, I will show you the bride, the wife of the La......Read More

...[SIZE=5][B]To Ask My Mentor, Will I, Sir Will I, Ever A Great Poet Be[/B][/SIZE] So like a eighteenth-century painting, her almond face this year's flowing sky and sun flashings paler by the da......Read More

...When the first glimpse of silver crescent sprinkles citrine dust, sparkling pink brooks spring forth, flowing through emerald green forests. Moss covered Pine trees spread their branches,......Read More