Sapphired Poems | Examples


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Premium Member SPWC AUG 24

december 
       destiny 
a
 midwinter
present

 carrying
    a crown 

of 
 sapphired
                joy


Response to SPWC AUG 24

Premium Member Our Winter Gazebo



Behold with joy, our flickering sky. together tonight!

See the colorful, myriad, dark islands of stars! 

Always holding sapphired, colored tomorrows of joyous mores.

But I, forever lost in the light rays of your own starry eyes.

Your face, such equanimity and angelic grace!

Let's stay like this, forever in frigid cold, till we become very old.

We, were enjoying the frigid winds, here, in our winter gazebo.

Shhh…let us slip into Aphrodite's darkness.

Truly, that is where our loving, eternal heart is.

In our beloved's sacred, eternal soul.

                   11/6/2024

Premium Member All That I need

Sunsets of ruby and emerald seas
     Sapphired moonlight that beckons with ease
Jewels that require no wallet of greed 
             Wealth is the mindset of all that I need

Turquoise reminders of nature’s parade
              Mornings to cool us in amethyst shade
Hues of the richness of all that is free
          Open my eyes to see what’s there for me

Roses that guide us to gardens of white
           Bees that provide us with honey’s delight
Songbirds that carry the afternoon breeze
                     So many favors that carry no fees

Fire of opal to warm hearts of stone
     Pearls of the wisdom for all that we’ve known
Sunshine of diamonds to light summer sky
        When will they notice, these fools such as I


Premium Member Flames and Frames

And here I am this lonely, moonless night
                         All by myself in golden candlelight
The room is still, as I begin to think
       My thoughts alone would have me take a drink
 
But then, I see across the low-lit room
             Just what I need to lift me from this gloom
A table stands, three tiers to make a shelf
                     For picture frames, my family, myself

Each one I see, a simple work of art
        By love displayed, each one to touch my heart
For Grandma’s smile, a frame of gilded glow
      To warm my purpose more than you could know

A setting formed of jewels, sapphired delight
    Surrounds my sweetest mother, dressed in white
My turn on Santa’s knee when I was three
            Is mounted red and green, now just for me

My brother’s love, a birthday cake in view
               The mem’ries call me, just to name a few
So as my candle flickers its demise
               The tears of love and joy now fill my eyes   

For could I ever really be alone
         Oh, not with all the love that I’ve been shown 
I think now as I start to say goodnight
                   I’ll sleep well with such reverie in sight

Sky

Sapphired
       Kaleidoscopic
       Yawning

The Eyes Have It

Looking deep into the eyes of you…
		  	Those sapphired jewels,
			Floating pools
			Of the window where 
			What can be seen there:
			Your eyes. Your eyes. Your eyes.

			No question: yes, they are reflections
			And really are windows; they mirror.
			You see, today, I see much clearer
			What, before, I would not see:
			Truth’s harsh, here-to-stay reality:
			Your lies. Your lies. Your lies.

			Facing you, I open a door in me
			And am warned to close the core of me;
			My heart and mind advise my spirit
			To never again let you near it.
			Looking deep into the soul of you and me:
	
			Good-byes. Good-byes. Good-byes.


Who Will Help the Angels Cry?

Beneath a bright-sapphired-sky
I crush and cry

Not cuddling to my unreason
Away I've swept my bean and sigh
That Death must see no greater season...

I cry- Today,
just for a dying-butterfly!

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