Short Diamond Poems

Short Diamond Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Diamond by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Diamond by length and keyword.


Premium Member Two Joined Together

strawberries dovetailed in chocolate melt - - -
crystalline diamond sparkles
of heart’s cupidity.

2/12/2019
Form: Kimo


Premium Member Bones

Bones
jagged,
scabbed up skin;
But oh that fire;
Diamond in the rough;
Faded tattoos 
bloody smile 
simply 
shine.
Form: Ninette

Of Tears

Precious diamond balls
From the eyes of pain, slacken-
The burden of life 


© Mahtab Bangalee
Chattogram
31/08/2021
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Heaven's Light

Heaven’s Light


The path I’ve chosen
Sparkles with crystal diamond
Blessings from above



....for Raul's contest
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Diamond In the Rough

Your eyes fill rooms with Unimaginable treasures Your heart full of sparkle
Russell Sivey
Form: Senryu


When I

When i look at my right hand
I see the diamond ring that you gave to me
I wonder..why is it still there after we brokeup?!
© Kaila B.A  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Love Is a Diamond

Love is a Diamond

  It's genuine --  So select it
  It's fragile --- So, protect it

  It's precious -- So, invest in it

Ma

Angelic she was
resilient— she never quit
strong like a diamond 
radiance glittered like gold
love so gentle yet so strong
Form: Elegy

Base of Gold

An old best friend is like a gold, 
New one‘s a diamond to hold, 
If you ever get the latter, 
Just never forget the former.
Form: Quatrain

Diamonds Are Forever

And the ring fell off her finger
Her thoughts on which would often linger
A diamond crust she desired
A new lover she conspired
Form: Couplet

My Unbreakable Heart

My heart was only made of glass
When you held it in your hands
But as soon as you let go
It was a strong, unbreakable 
Diamond

My Jewel

I don't need a diamond 
 and I dont need a pearl
cause God gave me a jewel;
     my precious lil girl!

Copyright McCuen 2008
© Mc Mc  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Queen Elizabeth 2nd Diamond Jubilee

Nineteen fifty three 

                           monochrome life for us all

                           colour sixty years galore
© Peter Dorr  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Obsessions

  in autumn’s dampness
a moth of fervent purpose
     becomes another's-
  diamond lattice glinting
  before a hunter’s moon
© David Mohn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Just a Facade

Chilvary met it's demise
Once the words "I Do" was declared
And his diamond cuff was secured
On her left third finger with care
Form: Rhyme

Doctor of the Dawn

The diamond-like dawn,
explores the darkness.
The colors dancing,
rain upon my heart.
And once again I'm,
rescued by the hope!
© Meru Groen  Create an image from this poem.

glide forth transmutation



   
lymph drops glisten diamond formation 

          
            topaz glide froth transmutation ~ 

Diamond Crown Smiles

Setting Sun flashes                golden beams on mountain's peak
          Diamond Crown smiles 
 
               By BL Devnath
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Singing I Love You

Neil Diamond said it is easier for me to sing I love you than to say it
He said it with The Christmas Album 1992, and we all felt it

Premium Member Promise Me Something

I want everything in pink,
Yes, even a diamond heart ring.
But still, it must mean something,
Must have more value than we’d think.
Form: Quatrain

Diamonds In the Sky

From a gem on this earth 
to a diamond in the sky
Your memory kept close 
in dreams you’re alive 

Laura Jane Hay
Copyright 2019
© Laura Hay  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Light Magic

A sparkling, diamond necklace,
The spider's web becomes,
When dewdrops decorate the world,             
In day's first rays of sun.
Form:

Premium Member Lacy Glistening Snow

a diamond magic
the lacy glistening snow
delighting me so

Written: 12-21-2018
Contest: Winter Haiku        Sponsor: Tania Kitchin
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Prettier

I bought a diamond on a ring
' was the most beautiful diamond I had ever seen
I gave it away to you
You were the prettier of the two

Premium Member sea glass

Bottles and dishes 
broken by oceans anger 
diamond among rough 

weathered tattered broke 
tumbling oceans currents 
history speaks
Form: Haiku

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