Dear Diamond,

You beautiful, precious, multifaceted diamond. You have been sold cheap and now your luster you cannot see. You started off as carbon, and the hard knocks of life have given you exquisite shine. Yet an unfortunate meet with a poor lapidary has left doubt in your mind. This lapidary’s soul has suffered some erosion, and his treacherous mind will thrive on your corrosion.

You brilliant, bright, sparkling diamond, do you not see the beauty with which you have crafted yourself? Do you not see the brilliance that your resilience has created? Resilience that will prevail once the toxic commitment to this lapidary you dispense. Do you not see how bright your facets gleam? You have blinded those who have set their eyes upon you with what you’ve been able to attain, but you have let your accomplishment’s luster wane. Do not fear, your strengths will prove that the lapidary’s destructive efforts will be in vain. So go on and sparkle; if your gleam blinds it shall free you from a poor lapidary’s binds.

Go on, begin the abolition of your value’s contrition. You shine bright, let the mirror of life commence your fight from the lapidary’s poor judgement that you are to remain in his inept confinement. You are so much more on your own; do you not see? You might not, but when you do, the crown jewel you will be.