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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required hard, cold ... with weight to crush impervious to all, save the elemental burdenous, and dense with unfeeling matter oh, it shines in its own way it is indeed a rare gem fit for only the most hospitable of environments and it pulses with an extraordinary energy, innate and lasting though it betrays not, its bearing how I have labored to penetrate its unyielding exterior how I have plied and chiseled and hewn striving with all I am and know to create a masterpiece from corporeity to mold warmth from its raw and ridged form and bring forth the bounty from within oh, the moisture of my brow! oh, the stinging weep of my eyes! spent in vain for the sake of its ingress countless, the moments wasted on its rigid margin but I shant break the unbreakable much as even THAT would be a success and a reckoning ... though twisted. I. Am. Done. no more will I bring my spirit to bear ... no more will I shed sweat OR tear for its regard and should it one day shatter and split - whether by its own course or another - I will no longer care or consider but I will also NOT pleasure in its undoing for I loved it more than life oh, yes, even that much this exquisite object ... this one stone ... your HEART. ~ 3rd Place ~ in the "Two Word Challenge" Poetry Contest, John Lawless, Judge & Sponsor.
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