What do you consider treasure?
Is it a chest full of gold,
Or some long forgotten relic
From the days of old?
To me it's something different,
It's worth so much more,
than any trinket on a shelf
that you could find at any store.
What I value most,
More than any gemstone,
Is a hand to hold when it's dark,
So that I never feel alone.
You may think it's stupid,
You might call me a fool,
but my treasure shines brighter
than any polished jewel.
My treasure is love,
And bonds that can't be broken,
I would take that,
Over any golden token.
I've wandered through the desert,
And of all the spots I dug,
I never found a single coin,
Because my treasure is a hug.
You may value something else,
And that is perfectly fine.
I hope you find your treasure too,
Because I know what I call mine.
About the Creator
Frank Ezernack III
I'm a production manager at a pallet factory in Pennsylvania. I write poetry in my free time as a hobby and a passion. It's an honor to be able to share my work with you all! I write on a wide variety of subjects and themes. Enjoy!
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