Short Amethysts Poems
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Artistic ovation so eloquently delivered
Scantly clad ambers of happiness
Explosion of animosity
Despair spoils the spectacular decadence
Brazen Amethysts delight
But darkened geodes decays my lullaby
And Leaves a angry corpse
The ghost of yesterday is the entity of tomorrow
It follows behind me and masquerades as my friend
But the foe seeps out and reveals himself
Deadly clout, I am powerless.
I sang to my Aquila
Of amethysts
Soft light
Eagle feathers
Of magic
He held me
In more ways
Then he knew
I felt his heart
Through his eyes
Deep and blue
That we have our castle
In the valley of the stars
The Place Of The Rising Moon
Where I searched
Yet could never find
I found ,with Aquila
That love
Magic too
Is revealed
When it is needed
Destinies and journeys
Forever sealed
With you
~
Along a fence of winding row
blue morning glories sing
So sweet their early melody,
such happiness to bring
Tangerine and amethysts
aglow on eastern skies
Dew drops dance upon the lawn
reflecting in our eyes
As bumblebees and butterflies
hum perfect harmony
Welcoming a new sunrise
in colors we now see
So peaceful is this dawning day,
amidst a wondrous view
As every day it seems to be
that I begin with you
Carved and polished by the sea
Sparkling too
Jewels of every hue,
lay on the beach for me
Blues and greens
Sunset reds
Golden yellows
Amethysts too
Such lustrous light,
glowed on the beach
Filled the night
Such colours, loving bright
For each jewel...
Is a facet of you
I picked a blue,
golden yellow , for joy
Amethyst for love,
sunset red for passion too
Jewels of every hue
Jewels for me
Jewels for you,
sparkling too
In cage, box and vault,
behind the well locked door;
he held his earthly treasurers,
counted by the score.
Dust covered purple amethysts,
lice laced parrot maws,
aged harem beauties;
lay on cushions bout the floor.
Each once had shone like starlight,
within the earthen core,
and danced or flown in far off lands,
which were their homes no more.
All tawdry now, decline their fate,
decay hung in the air,
but on he sat in darkness;
pondering his precious fare.