Short Jewelers Poems

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Premium Member The Way Back

I think often of that day,
One of many in the passing years.

A way back to it cannot be found,
So the skeptical say,

But poets know time is malleable,
Like gold in the jewelers hands.


Premium Member Judgment Lightly Ajar

Babies are droolers
Teachers are schoolers
Pitchers are foolers
Lawyers are duelers
Fishermen are spoolers
Faceters are jewelers
Needlers are crewelers
Kids are stoolers
Men are toolers
Women are rulers
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Form: Monorhyme

With Gold Remain Bold

Remember you were told
To always remain bold
While walking the Path of Gold;
To not let self be down rolled
But the Yellowish Thing hold…
Gold mere blacksmiths would remold
And by simple jewelers controlled.

So, never before Gold
Accept that you’re old
Nor shiver like The Cold
Nor like Autumnal Leaves fold
A just alerted cuckold!

To have a boat poled
To a good length
From no glittering Gold
Comes the strength.
Form: Rhyme

Truly Fake Rolex

When I was still in the company's 
rank and file,

my 'rolex perpetual' made people 
smirk and smile.

They said I was a victim in a 
swindler's deal,

but jewelers' swore my late gramp's 
wristwatch was real.


Sold it for a fortune, now I've 
become the boss.

For fun, I wear a rolex fake, 
but I'm at a loss.

Why, those who taunted me they now 
admiringly watch

this cheap thing on my wrist like 
it's a fabulous catch!


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Form: Rhyme

Truly Fake Rolex

When I was still in the company's rank and file,
    my 'rolex pearl perpetual' made some people smile.
        They said I was duped and cooked in a swindler's deal,
            but jewelers' swore my late grandpa's watch was real.


They bought it for quite a fortune, I'm now the boss.
    For fun, I wear a rolex fake, but I'm at a loss.
        Why, those who used to smirk at me enviously watch
             this cheap thing on my wrist like it's a fabulous catch !
Form: Rhyme


Untitled

I love the way you lay hands on me.
Soft, gentle, careful kind but not like
I'm breakable no, more like I'm valuable. 
I feel something like a precious stone in 
your soft jewelers palms. 

I cherish the heat that rises from 
your body
That 98.6 degrees of you, the sound
of your heart is my homing signal. 
That steady strong thrumming keeps more than you alive.

I love you like a shape shifter, 
Id transform for you. 
I'd become anything so you could carry me with you always.
Form: Ballad

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