Of The Shop


He wrapped them carefully, neatly
In costly green silk.

Roses of ruby, lilies of pearl,
Violets of amethyst. As he himself judged,

As he wanted them, they look beautiful to him; not as he saw
Or studied them in nature. He will leave them in the safe,

A sample of his daring and skillful craft.
When a buyer enters the shop

He takes from the cases other wares and sells superb jewels
Bracelets, chains, necklaces, and rings.


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Of The Shop