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A unique glint compels the eye Towards desolation Pluck a stone from the desert floor For examination Would faceting reveal a prize? Do its flaws void its worth? Could it ever shine so brightly It seems not of this earth? Yet inclusions of baser stuffs Are threaded through its veins Harsh mineral imperfections Which this beauty contains They cannot be excised, you see It would transform the stone Into a hollow, pitted thing So best leave it alone Just drop it back into the sand With spots you so abhor Another hand will pick it up One who can love it more
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Sep 1, 2024
Sep 1, 2024 at 1:23 PM UTC
She's a 10 on the Mohs Scale
A unique glint compels the eye Towards desolation Pluck a stone from the desert floor For examination Would faceting reveal a prize? Do its flaws void its worth? Could it ever shine so brightly It seems not of this earth? Yet inclusions of baser stuffs Are threaded through its veins Harsh mineral imperfections Which this beauty contains They cannot be excised, you see It would transform the stone Into a hollow, pitted thing So best leave it alone Just drop it back into the sand With spots you so abhor Another hand will pick it up One who can love it more
Not quite a ballad but I'm throwing it in the collection anyway, sorry not sorry.
stlyla
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Sep 1, 2024
Sep 1, 2024 at 1:23 PM UTC
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