Jewelled Poems - Poems about Jewelled

I just pictured a path that glittered and sparkled Magical to see, but by walking forward The clarity is it's shards and splinters of glass Each step beauty to my eye compelling me forward But so many splinters and so tiny and difficult to remove Is the answer to disconnect my heart from my body or my body from...

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flaking paint on peeling buildings throws clock fingers through the last plumes of yesterday Argus stained waiters Gargoyles chewing on cigars Smile till swede Worshiping the harlequins Sailors with denim eyes velvet dolls with braided smiles worshiping the dreams of night and the Serpentine dulls grey, disowned...

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flitting vibration iridescent turquoise gleam savouring nectar 16/08/18 Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin...

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dewdrops on cobwebs nature's transient jewelry wedding on Sunday ~18 Jun 2016 ~...

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You are SO ABSENT when I want you to be here. I gave you my jewelled heart, yet you went away. I try to phone, but get engaged tone. Are you engaged? You said you wanted me... You are SO ABSENT in my twilight years. Soon they will turn night, and then, Oh then, my jewelled heart Will no longer break in...

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