Ode To Diamond Poem by M. Asim Nehal

stanza 7 is my LEAST LIKED (least-liked) stanza, esp. the use of 'sincere' at its end. I hope you revise THAT! Hm? ?

'EVERY heart's desire' is [[of course]] a stretch of the imagination. But, hey! , this is POETRY. : ) bri

I'd guess when Queen Elizabeth (RIP) rarely wore her crown, its weight from metal and jewels was (for her) a literal 'pain in the neck'. : )))

st.6: 'A gem of beauty, for others to admire, a symbol of strength, every heart's desire.' It's not (to me) perfectly clear if you mean 'every heart's desire' is a diamond or is 'strength'.

Regarding stanza 3: 'Rough or raw diamonds are uncut and unpolished gemstones that haven't been altered or tampered with after being discovered. Raw diamonds look like transparent stones with brownish or yellowish tints.'

Every heart yeans Diamond, if not in actual at least symbolical.

Stand out lines specially for woman 'In every form, you shine, an everlasting light, bringing joy and wonder, by day or night.:

For me this poem is Awesome.

3 stars : )

I think I'd much prefer a more colorful gem in my crown, ring, necklace, or etc. MY CROWN, usually only worn at home or at special parties, has rubies, sapphires, aquamarines, sapphires, and emeralds. A few pearls are nice. bri : )