Short Gemstones Poems

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


Premium Member Windowshopping

Metals I adore
Shiniest gemstones galore.
Staring into store
Windows filled with those jewels,
Filled with beautiful colors.
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Jewel of a Friend

Jewel of a friend.
Still, gemstones can be broken.
Bestest friend I had.
Our words once left unspoken
Still making me beyond sad.
Form: Tanka

Fake Gemstones

Easy to uproot
When you never planted love
Just some fake gemstones
Posed as pearls till the morning
She wakes up lonely and learns
Form: Tanka

Premium Member My Valentine Gift

Bright gold angel pin Garnished by brilliant gemstones The gleam burned his eyes His wallet took a wallop Gratitude shown with passion
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Thanksgiving Crystals

I give thanks to the author of words which illuminate like gemstones July 4, 2022 for Beata Agustin's Thankfulness Crystalline Poetry Contest


Premium Member Morning Or Mourning

Such precious gemstones Morning dew shines like diamonds God’s tears from heaven Written on 18th February 2 days before my father died Posted 22nd February 2015
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Angel's Gemstone

Diamond
Sparkly
Promise maker for sure
Exciting, enticing a bride
Many say she is the angel’s gemstone
Some choose more colorful gemstones
Magically impressive
Glitzy, brilliant,
Diamond

Premium Member I like shiny things

I love chrome bumpers
Sequins on headbands
Rhinestones on sweaters
Colored gemstones that are polished
Confetti, glitter,
Anything ritzy, ditzy or sparky
I love shiny things
Could I be a crow?

Premium Member Winter Warmth

clear crystal gemstones
on borders and veins adorned ---
leaves stand grey-green commingled 

sparrows stay cuddled
on these snow-filled silver leaves 
both draw reciprocal warmth


10 January 2023
Form: Sedoka

Premium Member Pearls

Self-sacrifice is the oyster’s lot; this ocean martyr spends its life, dedicated to its art. Its sculptures of abalone and pearl; grace softly, human skin, with a luster bright.

Encrusted

I hope your first day is encrusted-

With gemstones that reflect your beauty. 

It is you that makes heaven silent for a moment. 

As you are that vivid. 

You used to be our miracle. 

But now you are theirs.

Premium Member were the gemstones real?

The necklace practically threw itself into my path
I kept coming back to take another look at it
It was absolutely gorgeous! Were the gemstones real?
I put a bid on it, but lost. But never forgot it.
It was a beauty!
art

Premium Member A Gemologist No Doubt

Diamonds on her pinky finger,
Rubies on her index toes,
Topazite and fire opals
Dangling from her dainty nose.

Turquoise on her wrists,
Sapphires making her shout.
Opals on her swan-like neck.
A gemologist no doubt!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Dress

The dress Couture Dior Embellishment, gemstones Rich hues, deep sexy cabernet my fairy tale, a quest for romance, dance a frock fantasy has gone wild I’ve fallen madly for “Joie de vivre” the dress
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member A Semi-Precious Birth

Earth, air, fire and water together; Transmutation births a new child. Smoldering newborn appears; This precious miracle, Soon to be revealed And worn around Someone’s neck, Turquoise Dreams.
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Chou Tree Art

paper kite in flight love's path breezes wings today ~ enchants singapore tree art canopy delicately painted nymph~ beautiful maiden chou hidden gemstones gentle sweet flower nectar~ succulent garden
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

I Miss You

Driving on the way home
Road varnished from heavy rain and
sparkling as gemstones
from where the streetlights flicker.
Extra careful in this weather
Long slow journey.
Dark drizzly night
Misty and cold
I do believe-
I miss you home.

Road Sparkles

Driving on the way home
Road varnished from heavy rain and
sparkling as gemstones
from where the streetlights flicker.



~Re: "I miss you"

Liberum Divisa 7 Poetry Contest, Sponsored by: Gregory Richard Barden
Wed 8th September 2021

Premium Member verdent gemstones

Malachite is the loveliest color
As is emerald, May’s birthstone
Chrysoprase makes my heart feel happy
There are so many verdant gems
They all reflect money, revitalization and new beginnings
When people wear them, I feel the vibrations in the room rise

Premium Member Gran's Jewels

Gran’s wooden jewelry box I turn the key, it unlocks Necklaces and gemstones rings Now she’s died I’ll wear these things Form J - Just Write Me a New Poem Poetry Contest Sponsored by Constance La France 7,7,7,7 checked with HMS 03/21/22
Form: Jueju

Star-Dreams

Dreams like stars, 
born out of foam.
Loneliness and desire, 
lights of confidence, 
sparkling, crystals of fantasy, 
gemstones of remembrance, 
before my eyes,
dreams like stars 
passing me,
slowly,
full of symbols,
colourful
in the roundabout of time, 
clouds are drawing circles.

Premium Member - Green -

                           Gorgeous golden arches dance at night
                           Romantic shy trembling tatting
                           Esoteric sweetness is woven in the loom
                           Endless lifted from dust in the windowsill
                           Northern lights - green gemstones
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Facets To Fodder

~ Diamond invaluable, resplendent shining, shimmering, scintillating jewelry, gemstones, silica dioxide, blight scratching, abrading, scarifying commonplace, begrimed Gravel ~ ~ 2nd Place ~ in the "Sparkling Diamonds" Poetry Contest, Joseph May, Judge & Sponsor.
Form: Diamante

Premium Member The Gem Goddess

The gem goddess lived in a remote village
Far into the African jungle, away from others
She did not like to be bothered, so the villagers stayed away
A few times a year someone might find her,
But no one was looking, for she had a low profile
Which is how she wanted it, loving her gemstones,
Savoring her peace and solitude.

My Precious Daughters

Author Dana Redricks
November 2, 2018

To my precious daughters I love you so, you will always hold a special place in my heart not even distance can keep us apart. I love you more than you can ever know. May you be blessed wherever you go. A mother's love has no boundaries. You are my special gemstones created by God meant to be loved.

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