The Archeologist and My Heart of DoomA Poem by Dennis Shanaberg
In a dark cave is an image of a manic man
That no one has yet been able to understand Drawn with bright red paint on the cold walls Like mindless graffiti in some prehistoric bathroom stalls. That image, you'd imagine it'd be me, But I'm hidden farther back than anyone can see. There's clues hidden almost everywhere, But no one notices, or at least don't seem to care. But archeology must be your specialty Because somehow you found the better part of me. Dusted me off and split me apart-- Found the gold buried in this stony heart. Yeah--I'll be the find of your life With an ancient trap hidden right behind my eyes. Oh--you'll scream when the gears start to grind, But the trap was set, with the sinews set to bind. The trails, the map--left out thinking no one would find them. No one would try to take those paths again. All pursuers stopped long before you Because they could never do whatever it is that you do. The light you brought in those beautiful torches Lit a hidden heart with such bright fiery scorches. The trap I set, you sprung gloriously. Now, you're trapped forever, down here with me. Archeology must be your specialty Because somehow you found the better part of me. Dusted me off and split me apart-- Found the gold buried in this stony heart. Yeah--I'll be the find of your life With an ancient trap hidden right behind my eyes. Oh--you'll scream when the gears start to grind, But the trap was set, with the sinews set to bind. © 2011 Dennis ShanabergReviews
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2 Reviews Added on October 7, 2011 Last Updated on October 7, 2011 AuthorDennis ShanabergMentor, OHAboutAbout my Life… It’s a preface far too long For anyone to read. It’s growing longer everyday. Filled with love and laughter, life and greed. more..Writing
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