Short Rubies Poems
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Tis how her love became unto me....
A journey the two of us embarking upon
Setting sail these blazing trails and what, baby ?
Form:
a smashing success -
diamonds and emeralds
in the jaws of thieves
left to sweep up shards of glass
eyes wet and red as rubies
Mornings of rubies and sapphires are fine
Afternoons of Topaz and turquoise divine
Evenings with Emeralds shine bright
But nothing compares to a Black Diamond night
Diamonds
Rubies
Sapphires
and pearls.
These jewels are greatly
admired by girls.
Race cars
Sports
and anything
that flies.
These are the things
admired by guys!
Form:
a wealth of rubies
cardinals among berries
red hibiscus bloom
crimson sun sinking
leaving vivid trails of fire
on scarlet roses
dragonflies emerge
going everywhere, silent
on soft carmine wings
the tangerine sun shone bright
passions were so much deeper
the pace of life much faster
kaleidoscopic
wonder and newness of joy
in the garden of dreaming
where sunset skies rained rubies
endless beginnings
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!
Juicy red rubies
Glint in fleshy covering
Soon to be devoured.
My pin pricks each seed
Scarlet liquid spurts once pressed
Oozing with goodness.
The sweetest flavour
Such succulent refreshment
Dancing on my tongue.
Tinsel smiles that bridge the mile in Holiday style
cookie dishes full of sweet little things worthwhile
Bauble rubies, jolly Santa, and magic make believes
red shiny sleighs and garland inlays, for Christmas !
I am a house topped with crystals,
and the light catches it
in rainbows...
My visitors are sparkly birds.
Out of chimneys come emeralds
and rubies...
I am still waiting for diamonds,
and I know they will come.
7/14/2015
Earth
(an acrostic Tanka)
Emeralds, rubies,
And sapphires once buried in
Rocky crevices
Thanklessly ripped from Mother -
Her trampled heart beats bleakly.
Written March 11, 2016 for the Contest of Brian Davey
Riches should be measured
Reverenced and treasured
Recognize there's more wealth
Redeemed in priceless health
Rubies, facet cut, and
Rings of gold are fine... but
Recall life's true values
April 15, 2021
Pleiades R Contest
Sponsor: Kim Merryman
Coveted are rubies;
long symbols of nobility.
Their rich deep colors;
lend an air of majesty.
But rubies hold no claim to fame;
though their facets glow.
They are not stones for the tame;
they’re power stones, in gold.
Hungry morning dew
perpetual heavy haze
icy embrace
blood red rubies
another victim
in a dark alley
beaten with chains
Bruises
Pulverizes the earthlings existence
without hesitation
A beast in human form
crouched as a wildcat
Iridescent ivory beams
stream
through trunks
lining the lane
as through stained glass.
Rubies and honey glow
in the leafy tempera
of a sistine oak canopy.
In the sable silence
of autumn's crisp matin
I look up to see Adam
reaching
to touch the hand of God.
cool mists and warm sun
draw forth rubies and garnets
magic from thin air
—————
THIRD PLACE WINNER
For the H Forms - Traditional Nature Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Constance La France
Checked with HowManySyllables.com
Written 03/02/2022
The morning mist’s a pearl so pure
As ice is etched with crystal filigree
While the silvery frost ensures
A touch of tinsel on every tree
And when she dons her festive gems
Rubies, emeralds, citrines and sapphires
I cannot help but envy them
For December’s treasures I desire.
Discoveries within the stem glass,
strawberries are lemonade rubies.
Bellies are hungry to find riches,
stories deliver that meal with ease.
Eyes tormented by one another,
paradise seems within easy reach.
Dusk-rise now pales in comparison,
‘sky’s on fire’ is a figure of speech.
They glint and gleam in sunlight,
and give pride to one who owns
Rubies, Emeralds, Diamonds -
they're ‘World’s most precious stones'.
People wear them round their necks
as they want to change their looks,
But the true treasures found on Earth
are humans' best friends - books.
God's Love is greater than rubies.
His Love is more precious than diamonds.
His Love is powerful.
His Love is gentle.
His Love is a stronghold to those who are weak.
His Love is a protector against every evil desire of man.
His Love is Holy-
Superseding any form of feeling imaginable.
Blowing frost on a star and gravestone
quickening our steps like Charlie Chaplin
turning maple leaf into rubies and gold
churning flocks into wind-splashed shoals
now we're hunched over like Quasimodo
the homeless sinking deeper into their hole
November struts about and barks like a crow.
Beyond the storm cloud’s silver lining
The sun is pouring molten gold
To set the diamond raindrops shining
And each new leaf with jade enfold
Rubies plucked from red rose petals
Obsidian from the raven’s wing
Speak not of precious gems and metals
When April’s treasures come each spring.
She's as cold as Springtime
dark as the sun
she wants to be strong
but she's just too much fun.
she tells me she's saving
for shoes and a car
but I hear her raving
for earrings that are...
diamonds and rubies
and gold all entwined
my daughter's a devil............
the heavenly kind.
a blue pansy night
indigo sundown garden
impacting colors
rubies in the sky
and gems where I am walking
dramatic nature
rhododendron drones
honeybees are yet in blooms
at the day's downfall
Written on 5/22/2022
For: A BRIAN STRAND PREMIERE CHOICE Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Brian Strand
He cries blood rubies,
For his lost love.
While she cries saphires for him,
in the heavens above.
He can't see her,
but she can see him.
But still he tries to win,
the fight of death.
But with deaththere is
still life in between.
Vampires only love once,
yet still he cries for his lost love.