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A sonnet inspired by Matthew 13:44. |
| While slowly rambling through a dusty field, I stopped midway to wipe my sweaty brow. My sandal struck a secret partly sealed beneath the sun-baked hard and thorny ground. What is this buried object here amid the rocks no one would seek? By digging here with dirty hands a treasure I unhid. Alone, I hid it 'gain while coast was clear. My joyous heart beat strong within my chest as burning legs transport me swiftly home on finding such a treasure, clearly blest, to gladly sell off everything I own. What ere could give such joy midst such great cost? Now I, by treasure found, am no more lost. |