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A Diamond is an Emerald's Worst Nightmare
by Sage Sweetwater → (All Poetry by Sage Sweetwater)
Sunday, September 5, 2021    Rated "PG13" by the Author.
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A Diamond is an Emerald's Worst Nightmare

 

You  might think
The barter is worth the engagement
But your marriage is stolen

 
A diamond is an emerald's worst nightmare
When a wife finds out the green-eyed monster
Has been sleeping with deception
 
 
Sapphires on the other hand
When given in exchange for a dark secret
Keep the rubies bleeding 
 
 
Introduced as jade
She's low-key crystal
For imprisoning poachers
 
 
Nailing the rock to the wall
Spreading the adhesive on the floor
Hanging the curtains we own the mineral rights
 
 
Painting in oyster shell
Fencing the pearls for 10 years
To life jewel thieves 
 
 
Black as Abu Dhabi oil
Opal . $10,000 per carat
Saudi Arabia's magic stone & desert diamonds Arab news
 
 
Copyright September 5, 2021 Sage Sweetwater
 

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on September 5, 2021
A diamond is a girl's best friend is a marketing coup by the diamond cartel convincing all young women that a diamond is required to solidify their marriage proposal. As if there was a ransom that was required to keep a woman captive by a man, rather than love between the two.

And I will add to that, the gold band that is supposedly a sign of marriage if worn on the right finger and following the rules of the diamond and gold sellers out there who love it when a good marketing plan comes together.

Jewels are wonderful if they are displayed where people can see them. If they are hidden away and replaced by fakes, they tend to lose their value. One of the sad realities of current life.

Ron


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