Diamante - Twin Stone
Coal
Ebony, Brittle
Compacted, Mined, Greed-feeding
Engine, Fire -- Jewel, Promise
Compacted, Mined, Greed-feeding
Transparent, Solid
Diamond
(It may sound familiar to other diamante's but fact is you have to do at least one Diamond diamante, and coal is it's natural opposite even though it's the same thing! I wrote it after I read a few of these great diamante's and couldn't help posting.)
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These are slightly more fun than not. The structure goes like this: 1. Noun 2. Two adjectives describing Line 1 3. Three participles (-ing or -ed) relating to Line 1 4. Two nouns referring to Line 1; then two nouns referring to Line 7 5. Three participles relating to Line 7 6. Two adjectives describing Line 7 7. Noun - opposite of Line 1 No rhyming or rhythm necessary. Yay. Give it a whirl... 17 PARTICIPANTS IN THIS POEM
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