Jeremejevite Poems | Examples


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Premium Member The Rarest Gem

Tanzanite in my crown glittering bright
Jadeite cool touches my breast at a ball
Grandidierite graces a ring at night
But just one lost my soul will bring a squall 

Red Beryl Emerald decorates ring
A lovely jewel so rare formed of magma
Love puts a person's spirit in high esteem
A soft  blanket warm worn like manta

Black Opal's varied colors bring delight
Dancing necklace against a little dress
Jeremejevite clear to pale blue sight
Dazzles searching eyes with lustful distress

Let love be the rarest most valuable
A rare gem to adorn a crown affable

Contest: A Gem For Your Verse
Sponsored by: Carolyn Devonshire
Written: October 25, 2016

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