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My Diamond


Her lips as red as roses, eyes as lovely as emeralds A smile as white as pearl, and a heart that glows like precious diamonds She is like the midnight sky, the diamond's twinke in her eye She blankets me with her love and holds so much to gaze above My mother My precious gift My diamond
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