Jewelled Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Jewelled Joy

                       An incised smile lodges
                       in a green heart of lily.
                      A humble suhbeam
                      enfolded in a melodious brook.

Gargoyles Jewelled

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

Jewelled Flight

flitting vibration
iridescent turquoise gleam
    savouring nectar


         16/08/18


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Jewelled Cobwebs

dewdrops  on   cobwebs  
nature's  transient   jewelry  
wedding   on  Sunday

~18 Jun 2016 ~

Premium Member My Jewelled Heart

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 two.





4/12/2015

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