Short Necklace Poems
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If you want to be
Close to me,
Close to my body,
Close to my head,
Close to my heart,
Buy me a necklace.
seashell necklace, sand dollar candy dish
souvenirs bring the beach home
kitschy, yet nostalgic
a kimo written March 31, 2017
Maroon leaves loop the skyline's soft shine,
claret pearls on the sun's neckline.
Copyright, November 18, 2014
Faye Lanham Gibson
A sparkling, diamond necklace,
The spider's web becomes,
When dewdrops decorate the world,
In day's first rays of sun.
Form:
With
a necklace
of delight,
worshipped in His sight,
my hands lifted high,
words of truth
have set
me
free
Inspired by J 8:31-36
A single gray pearl necklace
Given as a pure love sign
That surpasses the reason
And captives the heart
3-7-2016
First fuchsia flower falling
Anointing angel’s
Necklace
Turquoise tears trailing
As if assigned to joy
Souls rejoice
You have arrived
pulsing fluid blue
moon breaks on ocean waves’ crest
beach dons pearl necklace
January, 27, 2019
Syllable count : 5/7/5
Checked on howmanysyllables.com
from my Twitter anthology @Strandpoet
GARLANDS OF GOOD NEWS with a necklace of delight-worship in His sight-hands lifted high,words of truth have set me free
Necklace -
Necklace
Marvel, turquoise
Collaring, scarfing, gem
Ever bejeweled ornamenting
Choker
8/8/20
written word by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020 ©
Yaldabaoth's throat was bound ~ by a necklace of pearls secured by Christ's gold
(Inspired by the final line of the Song for Saint Ursula, by Hildegard of Bingen).
Sky with white clouds soaring eagle
Ocean breeze with flying seagull
Diamond necklace looking regal
Queen's adornment
Jay with color no birds equal
Nice allurement.
Form:
CLOSE TO HER HEART
when father passed on
one lady was all broken up
in his pocket a necklace
at the home mother wears the missile
close to her heart
Dave Austin
fairies weave a silk necklace
droplet pearls of pure finesse
nature's pageantry of dress
Written on 2/21/2017
Pralines and cream
a summer day's dream
A butterfly's wing
make lover's hearts sing
A bouquet of roses
in delicate poses
A necklace of pearls
~ for my special girl
the bee had no idea he would become a piece of time
He was not a writer, a poet, he did not do rhyme
But he was encased in amber over time
And now he is a beautiful necklace of mine
Alone beside calm diary edge
Faraway gardens heard
Icy Jonquils kissed loneliness!
My necklace of pearls quivered...
Rusted sun-rays to unlove Violets,
When Xeronema yearns zenith..
liked to dance and swirl
wore necklace made out of pearl
she was quite a girl
bearer of terror that scared her
had been a bearer
terrible things and terror
that always scared her
HER LOVELY Necklace - A Didactic Cinquain
Necklace
Emerald, stringed
Clasping, Collaring, existing
Ever so emerald
Choker
2/11/2023
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©2023
NECLACE OF LIFE
Each day that
Passes by,
A pearl becomes for our
Unfinished necklace of
Life,
Regardless we lived it
In peace
Or
We lived it in
Strife!
© Demetrios Trifiatis
29 APRIL 2013
Scent of amethyst
Ruby's allure
Sparkle of sapphire
Opal's flash in the glade
Necklace of pearls
Earrings, pure gold
Seductresses wear them
Jaded?
~ or bold
Oh, that I could pluck the twinkling jewels from Night's ebony crown
selecting only the brightest diamond, ruby, and sapphire stars;
I'd string them into a necklace and gift it to my Valentine.
She was wearing a cabbage frock and a cabbage hat
It was so verdant green yet she looked quite phat
I think the orange carrot necklace was the deal
That made her look pretty today next to the wagon wheel.
Hanging from a white gold chain
black and dancing with light
a mysterious legend
a young prom queen's deepest wish
for just the span of a night
to wear a prize such as this
the painted diamond necklace
Gray doves string along like pearls,
iridescence shimmering,
necklace on fresh morning sun
white pale in dawn's first glimmering.
March 1, 2022
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