Lost Treasure Poem by Francie Lynch

Lost Treasure



You can't remember where
Your buried treasures lie;
It's been years
Since you turned the earth,
Measured the wealth,
Stored it for days of leisure.
You lost the life mapped
With the X.
Why?
Did you mark the spot with G,
Or did you sell the plunder?
Remember, you're no younger.
All your troves,
Blue ribbons and bows,
The buttons, the pins,
Your souveniers and sins
Have left you bankrupt.
I'm not a parrot keeper,
Can't curl my lip like Elvis;
Or sail into bays
To recover lost treasures.

Sunday, December 11, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: abuse,loss,lost love,pirates,separation
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Francie Lynch

Francie Lynch

Monaghan, Ireland
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