Diamond Cutters

True dimaond cutters do not showcase their precious diamonds in the Tiffany store. For those diamonds are not worn as ornaments that symbolize love. True diamond cutters do not forsake their carbon, despite its ugliness and its roughness around its edges. True diamond cutters are not the world's richest people, well majority of the time. True diamond cutters are not paid to cut their carbon either. Most people fear the job of being a diamond cutter, but they adore the diamond itself. A diamond cutter must be delicate with its fragile piece. The corners must be cut and molded at the precise temperature in order to come out in excellence. For the people will pay without care for the perfect diamond, but they will quickly forget of the carbon. Diamond cutters do not rely on what others say to know what's best for his carbon. The diamond cutters cut with ease and discipline. They understand what I love you means, but will not be fooled by his diamond. Just because the diamond shines in the light does not mean that it is ready to be on the market. The diamond cutter makes sure that his diamond is hard to find, and that no one else will be able to find a diamond as perfect as his. A diamond cutters is hard to find, and the need for them is large. So many carbon molecules are ready to cut into fine jewelry, but the diamond cutters are not around to do this job. Not many are interested into going in this field. It's not an easy job but someone has got to do the job. A diamond cutter makes sure that his diamond is cut so that even when the light goes out the diamond shines; captures every fragment of light left in the room. A diamond cutter achieves the impossible, and leaves the crowd gasping in shock from the beauty of the masterpiece he has just created. The diamond cutters are all around us, some excel in their job and would never want to be anything else. Others perish in their field, and produce some of those diamonds. A diamond cutter is my mother, the only one who would sacrifice so much to see me succeed. She brought me up with many dreams to accomplish. With many goals in my life, that I must make reality. She taught the life of the poor and taught me to live like a rich one. Just because I live among the carbon, does not make me a carbon forever. Because while this carbon watches all the other carbons in her neighborhood, the diamond cutter is hard at work. Sculpting, molding, and cutting all unnecessary parts of the diamond. A diamond cutter is anyone who allows a child to live life with a righteous purpose. For we are all carbon, but in order to become the most expensive and valuable diamond on the market, we must have the diamond cutters to do all the hard work.