Short Jeweler Poems
Short Jeweler Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Jeweler by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Jeweler by length and keyword.
when june was a little girl
her only hair had a curl
jeweler dad dismayed
a crown so sad displayed
so he fastened on a pearl.
diamond
in its rough state
clear, transparent, and hard
gifted jeweler brings out best
now through his hands it reflects sparkling light
so are we like a rough diamond
through Jesus we become
a cut gemstone
diamond
Mac gave a ring of pearl to his sugar
She showed the ring to her dad, a jeweler
Termed it as false and fake
Returned quickly to Mac
Mac urged,” Gift of Sham Rock, refuse never”
March 26, 2014
Form: Limerick
Tenth Place win
Contest: Limericks on St. Patrick's day by Andrea
Malley gave a diamond ring to his lover
Showed it to her dad who was a jeweler
It was synthetic one
Gave back to him at once
He said, “On Patrick’s Day, sham rock ever”
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March, 2014
Form: Limerick
Dr. Ram Mehta
Sixth Place Win
Contest: Green theme by PD
Seeing through the red filter
the sun reflecting on his
iris....
Viewing details through a
magnifying glass...
A microscope..
A jeweler forges his metal
Sets his stone.
Paying attention to detail
he etches every little hair,
every little speck.
Observing nature's moods,
shifts,changes,he records+
draws in his journal his
discoveries for this new
Season.
This is to all my sisters,
Who are in the market for a Grand Marqui.
Please make sure to ask the jeweler for a certificate of authenticity.
See i knew this jeweler who's work was well known
Many admired his work without having work done.
His cuts were made with precision
his angles were made with perfection
and he captured every spectrum of light
But see this was no diamond in the ruff just a cubic zirconia
for half price.