Love-Hate: Diamente

Love,

Passionate, Romantic,

Respecting, Appreciating, Caring,

Candour, Devotion, Deceit, Enmity

Insulting, Declining, Repelling,

Abhor, Scorn,

Hate.

Diamente : The purpose is to go from the subject at the top of the diamond to another totally different (and sometimes opposite) subject at the bottom. A seven line poem, shaped like a diamond.
Example
Line 1 = 1 NOUN ;Line 2 = 2 ADJECTIVES-;Line 3 = 3 GERUNDS- (verb + -ing) ;Line 4:= 4 NOUNS;Line 5 = 3 GERUNDS-(verb + -ing) ;Line 6:= 2 ADJECTIVES;Line 7 = 1 NOUN

Jellyfish in The sky

I swim, I swim,

in celestial sky.

Twinkling stars,

just like dreamy eyes.

I see, I see,

a mellow moon island.

As if,

an enchanting fairyland.

I feel, I feel,

warmth coming near.

A bright comet flying past,

and I cheer.

I touch, I touch,

planetary crust.

Spray it all over,

To mingle in stardust.

Torn Spirit

Among the iron fence,

stands a white rose.

Its thorns all gone,

borrowed by barbed wire.

Still fragrant and colourful,

But no freshness that’s cheerful.

Just a skeletal stem,

no hope, only glum.

It mourns for those lost,

who’ll never return home,

to the warmth of emotions.

A simple plain truth this rose says.

The rose wanted to be,

a part of bride’s bouquet,

and sing wedding songs.

But here it is, all torn and alone.