The Ring

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    The Ring

    I looked at the diamond
    You placed upon my hand,
    And looked at how it was enclosed
    Within a golden band.

    I thought to myself
    Of what it really means,
    And how it came from your heart
    A very complex thing.

    The diamond had many, many cuts
    One for every month we loved,
    The brilliance of its shine
    That had once been rough.

    Then I looked closer
    At the diamond set in gold,
    And noticed it was a heart
    For me to have and hold.

    I didn’t see a single flaw
    Not even one or two,
    For when you love someone
    You know your heart is true.

    I looked at the setting
    Which held it tightly in its place,
    And saw a small set of hands
    In which to keep it safe.

    I looked at the band of gold
    And stared at it for a while,
    And saw that it was perfect
    In size and depth and time.

    There was not a scratch upon it
    Nor a breaking point,
    It only signified to me
    The love that’s in your heart.

    I took it off for just a time
    And glanced inside the band,
    And saw the words, “forever true”
    Forever, love your man.






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    If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry.

    Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) American poet.

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