Buried Treasure

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    Buried Treasure

    Its still a heart underneath. A heart I thought cursed. Torn in shambles, stabbed in hurt. I love, I feel, I want, I bleed. Beware I hunger to be freed for the one brave enough, the one who dares. Cut, past guarded vines, dust tainted memories still there. Reach into caverns and hollowed mines. Gems hidden away so long ago, no one dared to tread. Cursed dark bitterness I call a life of dread. Its still a heart, honest and true. A heart of treasures awaits the right you.

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    If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry.

    Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) American poet.

    tink’s Poems (21)

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    Sweet Joy 2
    Lost 0
    Buried Treasure 0
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    Promised Soul 0
    Waiting 0
    Carried Away 0
    Daydreams Tears 0
    Hoping 0
    Loves Essence 0
    Love Gone 0
    Wonderous Dream 0
    The Craving 1
    The day the angel sings 0
    Private Escape 1
    Lifemates 0
    Dream Shelf 0
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    Where Memorys Echo 0
    Mornings 0
    Love at First Sight 0