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| Gemstone Poetry |
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| Throughout history, colored gemstones were used to describe every event from a joyous birth to a painful death. Gemstones were used to express every facet of human life and experience. They were used to illustrate sacred events, holidays, emotions, unique events, or every day common events. Authors and poets use the vibrant colors of gemstones to paint a picture in your mind, much similar to the way an artist creates a picture for your eyes. The poems that follow were translated from their original language into English for your enjoyment. |
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| by Shaul Tchernichowsky Autumn Gems by Yehuda Kassif Would I Own The Ruby by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Coming Home by Heinrich Heine Thrice blessed is that lucky man by Heinrich Heine Emerald Eyes A song by Yaffa Yarkony |
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