Man's Will
To the humane eye
A diamond is of the greatest worth
So crystalline, unbreakable
Knowing its untimely value since birth
A solid form of perfection
Unattainable to the figure with hands
Living on in immortality
The highest pedestal, where it stands
The sorrow of it all
Rust is what’s best of our ability
Falling apart, so brittle
The ultimate truth of our stability
The mimicry of blood
The weaker fight to hold against strife
One threat is all it takes
Before it breaks under the weight of life
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