Diamond Poem by Lithium Dinosaur

Diamond



There once was a man who saw a big house,
he looked like a toad and walked like a mouse.
He saw a diamond shining crimson red.
He thought to himself 'the owners are in bed'.
So he opened the door and went into the house,
silently scuttering just like a mouse.
He looked around, then sniffed the air,
slipping his hands through his short curly hair.
There was a loud snort coming from upstairs,
could only be the snore from those billionares.
He left this behind him and went ahead,
looking for the diamond that was crimson red.
And then he smiled, to his surprise,
it was right there infront of his very eyes.
His devilsh smile grew bigger and greater,
thanking Satan for his great encounter.
His fingers rose above the jewel,
he snached it then laugthed like a mule.
He tip-toed out the house like a gothic fairy,
not knowing it belonged to his daughter, Mary.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This was just a bit of fun really. It would be good to write more over the summer holidays. I'm going to be in a field for 2 weeks, so I probably won't write then, just draw pictures. I'm more of an arty person really.
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