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The king's daughter's Jewel


A Jewel kept secure in the king's daughter's heart, will always be her shining star. Many men could never find out her password, because she never gave it out. Keep her word that she wouldn't be no man's fool. She has a crown on her head not placed by a man, but by her Jewel, JESUS. He's everything you couldn't find in most men with stinky feet,no money, and always complaining. She has everything that makes her life amazing. I am 19 years old, with my Jewel and my diamonds, which is my testimony. I couldn't have gotten this for if it wasn't for my leader, the king. After maintaining so much wealth, I'm going on to achieve my dreams in health. After all, diamonds are a girl's bestfriend.

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Felicia98

I love writing poetry because every word I write, is a taste of fredom in the pen. The best part about poetry is when you are able to bring things out on a deeper level using a story.

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