Included within this poem: br Gold, diamond, ruby, amber, br sapphire, eighteen-carat, br emerald and crystal. br br Through a diamond-leaded window br grows a magnificent ruby rose br towering higher than all others br and gently swaying to and fro. br br Above the rose in nature's glory br are amber tints of rarest hue... br a painting by a heavenly master br on wide backcloth of sapphire blue. br br Autumn shines like 'eighteen carat', br its lustrous radiance fills the air; br beyond a diamond-leaded window br is jewellery for the world to wear. br br How splendid are the verdant emeralds br which late adorn October trees, br and crystal stars which soon will gather br from nature's jewellery box of dreams. br br Earthly value could never be counted br in pounds or dollars, or even in gold br for these fine jewels belong to nature br 'priceless gems' from days of old.