Treasure Poem by GREENWOLFE 1962

Treasure

Rating: 4.6


At the end of Heaven's rainbow,
There's a treasure that I've found.
Never gleaned from golden nuggets
Nor from diamonds underground.

These are treasures not as precious
As the one I now possess.
I don't need them, now I've found her;
Earthly treasures mean much less.

You may wonder how I'll answer.
Just how precious can she be?
'I feel Heaven and the angels
Every time she touches me.'

'I see visions of the cosmos,
Sparkling colors in her eyes.
I hear music soft and gentle,
Taking me to paradise.'

'I smell springtime in her fragrence,
Taste her lips of berry wine.
And I sleep in sweet contentment,
Knowing that this treasure's mine.'

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chitra - 02 September 2008

nice thought there materialism is tranistory whereas treaures surreal in nature are a life long precious depository

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Misamurai Tanbo 26 August 2008

I thought this was a very pretty, beautiful poem. The images came to me smoothly.

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Osvaldo Roman 29 July 2008

I simply fell in love with this poem. Your words are truly beautiful and the picture you paint in my mind is truly vivid. Thank You for your words, which have made my day.

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Charlotte Sylvia 21 June 2008

Lovely poem. I really like how you paint pictures with the words you use.

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Lazarus Knix 11 June 2008

I loved the first and last stanza especially, amazing poem. Sweet and rhythmical

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Cristy Upshaw 08 June 2009

masterful piece, such beauty lies in your words and your heart.

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a valueless treasure that must be..lovely write...read my 'wealth'

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Danzen D. 20 November 2008

A great poem! Your words are nice and the feeling/s infused with poem are really expressed through them.

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Sathyanarayana M V S 26 October 2008

If the purpose of poetry is pure pleasure I found it here in ur poems. They immediately elevate my spirits; especially those tender touch poems like this.

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Love is the real treasure on earth and in heaven.wonderful poem.

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