Heart -Shaped Stone
Posted on February 23, 2018
by Linda Lee Lyberg
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There you were, laying there
all alone on the cold blacktop road
I heard your silent cries calling to me
come here and please take me home.
As I picked you up, held you in my hand
your frigid stone surface began to warm
your contours rough, yet oddly smooth
I could feel your soul’s weathered scars.
So I tucked you away into my pocket
to keep you safe and always near me
Here you’ll be close to my beating heart
for you are a sweet gift from eternity.
©2018 Linda Lee Lyberg
Author’s Note: Today on my morning walk I found a beautiful heart-shaped stone.
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Thank you Sir!
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Beautiful x
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Thank you!
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A great poem 😊💛
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Aw, thanks Walt!
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You’re welcome😊
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