A Diamond In The Rough (To All The Girls Need To Be Woman) Poem by Richard Ford Bunuel Whale Carnegie Edison Simon Hitchcock Welles Christ Antunes Rodriguez Kubrick

A diamond is so precious
Like the woman you love
A glint of the light cast
In her eyes refelected back

You were created by love
At conception to birth
A diamond takes millions
Of years from under the earth

The pressures to create
A diamond or a woman
Where the pressures I hold
Down in my heart

Is akin to the pressures
Needed to create diamonds
From lumps of coal
Under the ground

The rarity to find
A diamond by pressure and heat
May come once in a lifetime
Or a woman in the throngs of heat

Because the throngs of passions
As such to believe
In the fertile egg fertilized by man
Can create a diamond in human life

A ring of gold encrusted
Diamond to melt her heart to love
But to love a woman is to give
And to accept a proposal forever for life

True love is to be one and yet four
Me with you together with son
And a daughter to carry on
Your beauty to child

A son can do the same
But to love is to raise
A child from birth
To their years of maturity...

A long lineage of love
And beyond to create