A Diamond In The Pebbles Poem by SAKTHI RAVICHANDRAN

A Diamond In The Pebbles

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A diamond in the pebbles



She smiles and talks as a star

to cheer me up when I am low,

Her smiles and talks are my herb

to cure all my pains and ills



She may come from a poor pebble

but a bright diamond among us,

Our home may be thatched cottage

her palace is full of love and peace

Her dresses may be old and torn

but she bears a royal touch



A poor father of that angel,

I pray some one to come down

from heaven to take her hand

and make my dream come true

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
rago rago 10 July 2009

A good tribute for your daughter........ very fine poem...........

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Mary Gordley 20 January 2008

What a beautiful tribute to your daughter and testament to the quality of your fatherly love. Thank you for a wonderful poem.

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SAKTHI RAVICHANDRAN

SAKTHI RAVICHANDRAN

THANJAVOORE/TAMILNADU/INDIA
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