Guys like diamonds too. Wise is the one who finds their diamond in the rough.
It is interesting to note, that we humans seek the sparkle and glitter of those precious stones. Mirrored images of what we see in each other. A seeker of purity already polished for life.
We believe. We dig and dig to find just the one. The most perfect image, flawless in clarity. Cleaved already in the ground to be mated together through a band of gold.
We seek that perfection. Whether it is beauty, body, or material possessions. We dig We see the stone on the outside, over looking painful flaws. How could something so beautiful have any flaws at all? Look at her beauty, she’s a gem! Formed through fire and brute force. How could this be wrong?
Go ahead and dig my digger friends. Dig for flawless perfections and I wish you well. Dig your hole deep and wide throwing aside those stones that don’t catch your eye. You throw away precious stones because you don’t care enough.
Thank you my friend for giving me my diamond in the rough. Seasoned by life’s pressures and burdened at times by the weight of the world. Hardened by fire, seared, covered over, yet extruded from the earth with great force for meaningful purpose. On the surface or cast away by you. One doesn’t need to look far, for diamonds are everywhere if we look with our hearts and not our eyes.
Two diamonds in the rough, polished together- matching prisms of broken light found tossed aside. Cleaned and weathered by storms and fire. Cleaved by loss. Polished to their own perfection by time and life. Radiant beauty inside out, valuable to only just one.
So diggers dig and toss aside those cloudy stones. I’ll pass your pit and bury your bones. Flawless perfection is what you seek alone. I know your work is hard and digging is tough. I just wanted to thank you for throwing away my diamond in the rough.
"Two diamonds in the rough, polished together- matching prisms of broken light found tossed aside." This is a wonderful expression of the love between two people. You have penned this in a most extraordinary and beautiful way.
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