Gemstone
"Only one," they had said, as if it were an
unspoken rule.
I, who had friends like piles of sand,
never understood.
But now I see, though I don't agree with 'One',
that only two do I spill my heart to.
Only three do I trust,
never to be frustrated.
And only four did stay with me,
while sudden breezes scattered flecks of sand.
And may a fifth come to light,
I will still always see,
that not every grain is a gemstone to me.
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