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Silversmith Poems - Poems about Silversmith


Paul Revere

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18th April 1775 on the strong big-boned mare
'Brown Beauty' may have been her name
borrowed from John Larkin a very good horse
of Narragansett Pacer fame
a copper-bottomed silversmith
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Categories: silversmith, america, animal, celebrity, freedom,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberGo Deep

...It was deep in the 1980s, and I was deep into my late 30s.                                                                                          I was playing deep in right field dreaming of yeste...
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Categories: silversmith, christian, god, relationship,
Form: Verse



A Relay Wedding Gift

...My wife and I had planned a camping trip at Doctor’s Creek reserve,
a peaceful place to ease our minds, and a holiday that we deserve
amongst the natural beauty with the Goulburn River flowing past...
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Categories: silversmith, humor,
Form: Rhyme

Stone Metal Word

...Stone quarry
Stone quarryman
Stone worker
Quarry worker
Quarry labourer
Stone mason
Stone chisel
Cold chisel
Metal worker
Whitesmith
Silversmith 
Tinsmith
Goldsmith
Blacksmith
Wordsmith...
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Categories: silversmith, art, jobs, words, work,
Form: List

Transformation Xvi

...Transformation (XVI)

Do you think you know water
because you drink it?
It’s not just chemistry,
hydrogen and oxygen molecules…
yes, its nature is fluid
and its texture is wet,
these are what...
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Categories: silversmith, allegory, growth, imagery, life,
Form: Free verse



Premium MemberSilversmith of Dream

...Dreams frolic
  in the basket of the mind.
    Like Easter eggs on Sunday grass,
       pastel hands for slowing time.
             A misty- trusting face,
               just beyond the frosted...
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Categories: silversmith, easter, faith, introspection, life,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberClerihews

...I learned something the other day that I never knew.
There is a form of poetry known as the clerihew!
'Tis a form of rhyme about a luminary of some fame,
And the first line must contain the feller...
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Categories: silversmith, funny
Form: Clerihew

Book: Reflection on the Important Things