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Diamond In The Rough


After the volcano erupted, there lay a diamond suffocating in the dirt But everyone surpassed it not admiring it's worth Regardless of it being neglected, it still managed for it's inner shine to be reflected On it's own it learned to polish itself And it became a jewel of much wealth People began to take notice and cherished the diamond so rare It became beautiful regardless of all the pain it bear The crystal shine made everyone grow proud of The indestructible diamond in the rough.
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