Short Black Diamond Poems
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Mornings of rubies and sapphires are fine
Afternoons of Topaz and turquoise divine
Evenings with Emeralds shine bright
But nothing compares to a Black Diamond night
Like a black diamond,
I shine ever so brightly.
Like a black diamond,
Brilliantly cut,
With pristine clarity,
I am a rarity.
Like a black diamond,
I shine ever so brightly.
A cursed black gem
Founded in excavation
Contains ancient jinx
Provoking the sudden death
In miners that extracted gem
Example For Black Diamond Poetry Contest
8-2-2016
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Black diamonds throughout the sky.
Little' boy why do you cry?
One can stare all night into your eyes.
I would love nothing more than too kiss you goodnight.
Your father will be alright'
8-30-12
Black diamond night
Feels like enchanted in sight
Under the moonlight
Glistening like magic tonight
The calmness of the sea
Lies a spectacular beauty
Mesmerized by the view
My dream is to be with you
Written by: Rodgers Ja Brown
Like a black diamond
I shine ever so brightly
Like a black diamond
Brilliantly cut with pristine clarity
I am a rarity
Like a black diamond
I shine ever so brightly.
Do you love me?
She asked
Then!
I read
The book of her face
I turned my face down
Closed my eyes
To see
My black diamond
Inside me
Our life and memories..
I looked to her again
My soul loves your soul
That's all
Form:
summoned black diamond
sun's at other side of night
with the dream roses
heart of joy twinkling
gone down in sea of colors
star of plum evening
still in its peach prime
and dust of the day settles
crow flies to midnight
The footballer played for Brazil
Black Diamond is how he's known still
His cleverest trick
Was the "bicycle" kick
That let him score goals nearly at will
August 5, 2016
For Black Diamond poetry contest
Black Diamond lived in New York City’s Central Park Zoo
From 1893 to 1915, and he was popular too.
This bison was honored by the US buffalo nickel which looked like him.
His caretakers gave Black Diamond all kinds of treats, on a whim.
Selecting the misery,
crown jewel of my pain
To wear like a necklace,
but serve as a chain
Its dark stone on fire,
all light one’s defaced
Reset in a solitaire
—black diamond embrace
(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2017)
Two carats heart shaped diamond ring
Inside of red velvet gift box
Discreetly hidden between
Red wine roses bouquet
Waiting for the hour
Fiance asks
Fiancee
To tie
Knot
Example For Black Diamond Poetry Contest
8-1-2016
Selecting the misery,
crown jewel of my pain
To wear like a necklace,
but serve as a chain
Its dark stone on fire,
all light one’s defaced
Reset in a solitaire,
—black diamond embrace
(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2017)
Star
Diamond
Shining white
Dots the sky with
Rays of sparkling light.
But when its time is done
Its brilliance wanes to expire
And a black dwarf it will become.
Once awake and bright, gem in the sky
Sleeps dark diamond with Cosmic lullaby.
A lovely lady you are,
And lovely always be.
Your beauty bright as midnight stars,
And moonlight shining on the sea.
You're all that is fair and kind,
The sweetest dream and reality.
Many times you've crossed my mind;
My lasting hope is of you and me.
©2013 Honestly JT
I am the black poet with black book
The dark gold the black diamond
As hot as hot coal with out harm
The dark cloud with Clement weather
Cooking black words in the kitchen of
dark light and black pots
Driving Literature with bouncing rhymes
Like a black taxi driver with poetic license
Black diamond night
as moonlight love
shines bright with sparks.
breeze flows indoor
Guests on floor tiles
They pour the wine.
Good sound from set
as they let us
to get on stage.
Marriage in France
but must dance now
for fans that came.
*Engagement night*
Contest:"Black Diamond Night " sponsored by Nathan.
A dream night
Studded with stars and the moon
Purple horizon holding me in its lap
A hand reaching out of the dark
Pulling me up into the sky
Twirling and dancing
I am to a silent tune
In the arms of ecstasy
Living a life of fantasy
Me the princess of the night
In the arms of my dark knight
Truly a black diamond night
Irfana Ali Bhat
the mines of death the miners knew,
black in the face the workers too,
too many years of underground,
sweat for the masters' dollar go round,
and death got paid his due,
good ol coal miner, you!
in blackness never found,
coal covered in the mound,
awaiting till,
resurrection,
dill ...
re: Black Diamond Night Poet ~ Destroyer...
Don
Night, moonless, is a blanket of
thick threads woven blacker than black -
a tapestry of stars above.
Night, moonless, is a blanket of
diamonds, and the eyes of my love
are glittering too now I’m back!
Night, moonless, is a blanket of
thick threads woven blacker than black.
For the Black Diamond Poetry contest of Nayda Ivette Negron
Black diamond, fools gold,
overpriced and undersold.
Falling vices, rising prices,
and all the things that we are told.
Percussive concussion, concussive percussion,
endless discussion.
A round of applause for revealing your flaws,
your sin serves to feed them their spin.
If you had our fears, if we gave you our hopes,
we'd devour ourselves from within.
Form:
A constellation resembling a big dog appears in the night sky.
It has the brightest of stars that can be seen with the eye.
For the duration of the night, the star shines its blue white face.
It resembles a solitary diamond resting in a black velvet case.
Many light years from here, Sirius continues to burn away.
That is how we derive the phrase “Dog Day”.
The moons abandoned all the stars.
All that is left is Venus and Mars.
The endless depth of nightly vision.
Draws from your sight with it's incision.
Imagination's all there is to let you see what's there.
With naked eye, you just lay back and stare up in the air.
And if by chance you fall asleep and wake up on the lawn.
There's not a dream more wonderful to bring you to the dawn.
A steep slope.
Double black diamond
Thin air
Cold and getting colder
First time for everything
I am a little scared.
Never done this before.
Am I ready?
Don’t know what to expect.
No one does.
Short of breath.
Tunnel vision setting in.
Long pause before the fast descent.
With out consent, I’m nudged off the edge.
Taking the plunge.
Good bye.
See you on the other-side.
The night, oppressive
The darkness reigns within it
Vision falters, dies
Only one form sparkling
Somehow throughout the dark night
Black diamond shines
The harsh pitch black night
Holds this dark diamond shape
And harbors a hope
Black diamond night
A feeling breaches inside
A new stone to show
Russell Sivey
Entrant into Nathan's "Black Diamond Night" contest
8/18/2012