Short Quartz Poems

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


Premium Member Lanyard

Like a pendulum, 
Those navajo beads swinging
Upon clothing rack
On which my robes are hanging,
With an aqua quartz dangling.
Form: Tanka


Gold

golden grass lies dust
below the dry dead  mountain’s
rocky  quartz outcrops
that yield such a golden grain
as shame man's cultured pastures.
© Red Omara  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Gifts For Those With Limited Abilities

prism quaver pirouette iridescent blessed spire rose quartz amethyst fluidity orb gyre topaz naruto ayurveda strums
Form: Lanterne

Special K

Smoky quartz blink, set the room ablaze
black petals flow, hypnotic midnight waves

this fire light held by another

she is a heatwave
I am the snow
Form:

Premium Member Crystal Ball Gazing

I am slowly decaying away, soon to be dying.
Inward into a translucent clear quartz sphere my soul is scrying;
Gazing into final chapter in which I am crying.
Form: Sijo


Premium Member lovebirds in love

lovebirds must be pink like quartz
for they are symbols of love are they not?
I see them in my dreams wiggling their feathers
together for life, 
lovebirds in love

To Enjoy

In the quartz canvas of the bud
Juvenile love flies like the bird
Wedded Dale implants living truth
Happy and sorrowful make roots
Combined souls enjoy a fond heart
Form: Quintilla

Premium Member Reckoning

Redolent reverie
Rain-soaked in raspberry 
Roses most delicate
Runes woven from star seeds
Refulgent petals swirl 
Russet thorns of my heart
Regrets etched in kohl quartz
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Giving Back

Growing old, like quartz and diamonds, the human being occludes.

The trials of life, leave cracks in the soul; grind the body back to dust.

All life recycles, in life after life; we all give back.
Form: Sijo

Rose Quartz

Rose Quartz

A Friend of mines once told me that when flowers die,
they were protecting you.
Staring at my broken heart, now I see.

Shielding my own blossoming beauty.
Protecting my soul from debris.
© India Webb  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member moon-quartz healing

When milky quartz stars thread the sky like twinkling fairy lights~
shifting colors of fleeting phases, paint silent prayers in gold.
Within the pages of dusky dreams, I've found moon-glazed healing.
Form: Sijo

Night Lights-Ap

Far above you, quartz jewels.
Beyond real.
Heavenly stars everywhere.
Xeroxed millions of times.
Zooming past. Creating glowing visions.
What divine inspiration.
Underneath karmic night lights.


11/2/21
Form: ABC

Premium Member Next

I jumped out of our dream ride 
landing in strawberry fields;
Covered in Summer raindrops 
the rose quartz Sun was so sweet;
Saturated in laughter 
you came back to pick me up,
asking ‘Where shall we go next?’

Diamonds In the Rough

I write for the diamonds,
all quartz to be damned

The populace deafened,
and jaded demand

That anything selfish,
their wills to be pawned

My jewels though not many
—sparkle beyond

(The New Room: February, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

Hello

Hello again, she said TuWen,
From Draco'Song you came along,
Dragon Quartz from a Sage's heart,
Soon to part his Master's den.
A breath of life, reserved until then.

Draco'Song... to be heard again.
Solstice.Tu.Day is When.
© Izzy Gumbo  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

The Irony

The six minute run 
   on the beach.
All the way ducks saluting.

        *

   Weep not.
Believe in the dark.
   The sun will rise.

        *

   The wheels
will not stop. On the 
   tracks sits a quartz.


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

Choirs for Tomorrow

Choirs For Tomorrow

I must feed
tough as tough semiprecious form of 
quartz with banded colouring to 
the backyard fungi with gills on 
the bottom of 
their cap, and then
mark history by 
planting pitch forks around the 
front lawn.

Premium Member I Envy the Stars

I envy~ champagne stars, sparkling gold. Cascading as Cupid's arrow, to steal quartz rays, of the rose moon. Like love-struck eyes in~ awe of Lunar wings, unaware of how, you mirror my soul; cosmically tied.
Form: Verse

Rock On

Don’t take for granite who you are
Just be a little boulder
Remember that you’re made of stars
And someday when you’re older

You may be a marble statue
That the pebbles gaze upon
And the world shale marvel at you
And of quartz you will rock on.
Form: Rhyme

Universe In My Hand

I have a clear quartz sphere that has a galaxy inside
effervescent inclusions of suspended breadcrumbs
a blow of dust snapshot of another dimension who
pay their bills kiss their infants and tend their lawns
and we… the grains, held in yet another playground

Premium Member Sapphire

as light
meets night

moon wanes
ink reigns 

dusk bleeds
earth heeds

sizzling 
      fizzling

rose tears
blue spheres

waking
     aching 

sky streams
quartz dreams

fate's thrusts
heart trusts

soul's fire
           sapphire ~
Form: Footle

Premium Member LUNAR ALCHEMY

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The moon spills silver into hollows where shadows sleep~ a slow, luminous transfusion. She whispers in the language of unlocked doors, turning bones to quartz, thoughts to mercury.

Premium Member Coral Skate Huitain

Flushed cheeks and filled with serene truth,  
on a lake of rose quartz I skate; 
Coral ice surrounds and starts to soothe
a warm smile slowly radiates; 
My temperature elevates
I do a spin and understand 
part of the dance is always fate;
If I slip hold onto my hand.
Form: Rhyme

Sarasota Secret

99% pure quartz.
Finest white 
Talc like
Sand beach in the world.
Sunshine’s rays
Rebound 
To clear 
Blue
Cotton 
Puffy
Clouds
Hanging sky.
Pristine see through
Gulf Sea.
Underwater wonder life
Fishes
Seashells,
My wife and me.
Paradise coastline,
A day in Siesta Key.

Premium Member A Flow So Sweet Huitain

Locked in a flow sweet and gentle,
bubbling and warm it’s so calming.
Finding peace was accidental, 
this rose quartz rivulet rolling.
Your prose with it’s edge cajoling 
allowed my sensual side to rise.
A mere glance at this blush growing
is sure to melt those stone cold eyes.
Form: Other

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