Diamonds Poem by Kaity Desrosiers

Diamonds

Rating: 5.0


When I had nothing,
And held out my hand to help you,
You kicked me in return.
Yet, I stayed humble.
When you mocked me,
I stayed loyal.
When you questioned my ethics,
My principles abound.
When I held out my hand for help,
You hesitated.
When I had the last of my $20,
I treated you.
For remember!
When you lost all your diamonds,
I offered you my home to stay,
I fed you the last of my loaf of bread,
And my beating heart.

Wednesday, January 27, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: friendship,greed,love
COMMENTS OF THE POEM

The sad reality of giving diamonds and getting pain in return is here well expressed!

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Kaity Desrosiers 10 February 2016

Thank you Howard for your positivity. Your comment is appreciated! Thank you again.~Kaity

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