WHITE GOLD AND...A Poem by VolI was almost a jeweler once, in someone else’s store. I sold wedding rings, watches and gifts to men who wanted nothing more than to get lucky, maybe just this once.
I learned about watery peridots, opals, and a hundred other faded bots of glitter, and why diamonds sparkle like Mesmer’s voice repeating “Buy me, Buy me!” While I just shook my head. Diamonds are water, clear and cold as ICE, something for the bloodless fairies.
NO!
Give me a verdant emerald the color of Robin Hood’s cape to create an epic of justice and righteousness. Emeralds heal with just a touch, help the blind see, ease a birth and banish evil spirits. Green fire is cool, a balm to quench the thirst of a dry and troubled spirit, or open the chakra of your hard heart, a drop of crystal fauna to hang with pearls between pink breasts.
Almost, but...
A sapphire, blue as any depth of ocean, or sky so deep you can see through to the dark on the other side. They are the Ten Commandments stone straight from the throne of God, as clear as heaven. In the depths of that blue there is a spirit that speaks to our own, that says beauty is a fire that does not burn, but soothes a troubled mind. Even the eyes of Chava look out from there and plunder the smiling dragon inside us all
OH!
Give me blood-red Rubies to make me HUMAN. Blood is life, where the soul swims, love burns, and hate flows like lava! The red in me lusts for beauty, awe, and anger, hot as Adam’s footprint when he stumbled from the garden. I think my blood is made of Rubies, ratnaraj, the king of jewels a frozen flame.
AND...
What a crown I wear! © 2024 VolFeatured Review
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