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Poetry Project

This poetry project weaves together the vivid imagery of gems and the resilient spirit of nature. Heaven Williams’ simile compares the vibrant colors of precious stones like emeralds, rubies, and sapphires with the humble flint, reminding us that beauty can be found in the simplest of things. Christina Rossetti encapsulates the hope of spring with the first blade of grass breaking through winter’s grasp, symbolizing renewal and the enduring cycle of life. Experience a journey through contrasting beauty, resilience, and the essence of nature.

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Poetry Project

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  1. Poetry Project By Heaven Williams

  2. SimileFlint • An emerald is as green as grass,A ruby red as blood;A sapphire shines as blue as heaven;A flint lies in the mud. • A diamond is a brillant stone,To catch the world's desire;An opal holds a fiery spark;But a flint holds fire. • By Christina Rossetti

  3. Joy Just when you thought that winter would be here forever, that it could never end, you saw: Amidst the frozen white, a tiny tip of green, first blade of grass, the messenger of spring.

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