Poems on the topic: diamond

Poems on the topic “diamond” on Poets.by.

Sadsamia

cracked dams

Water, everywhere. No puddles; torrents. Floods of defeated self expectaions break through dams, that are too weak to withstand Concrete breaks within moments But even diamond would crack eventually It couldn't keep all from falling apart Deluges of water bury the buildings beneath itself Meticulously constructed and yet blown over like houses of cards The most solid diamond could not hold these oceans
ContemplativeRadioSpirit

Material Girls

the girl is a doll she's a wannabe model, blond hair, blue eyes that flit to and fro as she walks and she's careful careful to be quiet, fading background her friend is a caricature she's a tall drink of water, kinky hair, cherry-wood eyes that flit to and fro as she walks and she's careful careful to try to merge with the luxurious room the girls are diamonds
CheerfulMary F. C. Pratt

GASTROLITHS

Traditionally, the rich partook of diamonds in the drawing room just before dinner. Butlers filled and passed the heirloom lith-bowls made of ebony or jet, and subtly shaped to show to advantage the clarity, the fire. To employ a family crest or other personal symbol has always been considered execrable taste but at State and Embassy functions, it has not been uncommon to see one’s country’s flag displayed in coloured gems on a small rectangular tray above one’s service plate. However, since good cheap synthetics are available now, many discriminating people have turned to laser-shaped obsidians imported from Armenia or Greece, or hand-knapped flints
DreamyJessea L. Vaughan

Diamonds

Little diamonds On your black velvet canopy, Like A night sky A sky of diamonds. Shining, Sparkling, Reflecting. Blinding lights in the day, Shiny mirrors Though almost invisible In the night. Black velvet night Is not real night. Rays of sun Still shining through And the diamonds blind you;

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