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My Heart Box

Forgotten treasures

By Ute Luppertz ✨ Published 3 years ago • 1 min read
My Heart Box
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There is a box in my heart with a golden lock.

It’s embellished with jewels — rubies and emeralds which glisten in the light.

Now there’s moss on the box because I forgot about it for so long.

The Sun does not get into the crevasses anymore.

The other day, I felt the weight of the box.

And a pale memory of being barefoot in the forest.

Do I need a crowbar to pry it open?

Wait, whispers the fairy. Be gentle, my child.

Now what?

Tend to your precious life.

But how?

Force will not unlock the box.

Just hold this box.

As I am holding it — I feel the Silent. Screams. Inside.

Heart is Breaking Open.

Innocence

I am Home.

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Ute Luppertz ✨

Seeker of Mysteries - Poet - Animal Lover - Wisdom Keeper 🌿

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    Written by Ute Luppertz ✨