The
Locket
He
wanders
highways
and
byways
Living
each
meaningless
day
Trapped
in
memories
of a
love
lost,
Forever
a
broken
heart
the
cost.
Tucked
in
his
shirt
pocket
Is a
worn
gold
locket,
Inside
a
lock
of
flaxen
hair,
His
only
treasure
hidden
there.
A
memento
of a
love
grown
cold
This
small
treasure
of
gold,
A
reminder
of a
long
ago
romance
When
two
hearts
gave
love
a
chance.
He
fondles
the
locket
now
and
again
And
holds
the
lock
of
hair
within,
Bittersweet
memories
come
to
mind
Of
the
beautiful
love
he
left
behind.
Regrets
haunt
him
for
deeds
done,
His
heart
aches
for
his
loved
one,
He
forsake
her
on
their
wedding
day
And
with
constant
sorrow
he
will
pay.
Love
for
him
arrived
too
late
He
had
forever
sealed
his
fate,
He
knew
now
he
loved
her
deeply
With
heart
and
soul,
so
completely.
Now
penniless
he
is a
tramp
Living
from
camp
to
camp,
He
will
not
face
truth
anymore
On
life's
pain
he's
closed
the
door.
In
memory
he
will
always
carry
The
love
he
didn't
marry,
Over
his
heart
lies
her
locket
The
only
treasure
in
his
pocket.
©Written
by:
Kenneth
J.
Ellison
07-29-05
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