facted points

Our life is like a precious stone, containing many aspects, many facets.  These facets combine to produce the whole, and, like a precious stone, each facet produces a distinct point of light, a sparkle, when exposed to the light, radiance produced when the whole is moved and turned in its entirety, some producing brighter sparkles than others.

Upon reflection, I have seen my life, my gem, become dull, non-radient.  I have have allowed myself to de-evolve, working and sleeping and enjoying few of life's enjoyable moments.  Time for a change!

fac·et

   [fas-it]  Show IPA noun, verb, -et·ed, -et·ingor ( especially British ) -et·ted, -et·ting.

noun

1.

one of the small, polished plane surfaces of a cut gem.

2.

a similar surface cut on a fragment of rock by the action ofwater, windblown sand, etc.

3.

aspect; phase: They carefully examined every facet of theargument.

4.

Architecture . any of the faces of a column cut in a polygonalform.

5.

Zoology . one of the corneal lenses of a compound arthropodeye.