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The Keeper
February 14, 2016
Some things you may see
Some you may discover
But despite your ability
I'll always keep hidden another
You may have done great deeds
Of pulling up some truth
But for the greatest mysteries
I still maintain from you
Sometimes you cannot win
And with these you will never
In search for what I've hidden
You shall find an endless endevour
The details vague, the truth disguised
I'm sure you find it depressing
But try again and you shall find
That I'll only keep you guessing
© Steve S., Marblehead, MA
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The numerous mysteries and unanswered questions that I have encountered in life inspired this work. Mainly those mysteries that our so significant to many people but remain unsolved. Since many of these questions seem to have no answer in sight, I felt as if a third party kept the answers from us, and in this poem, I personify it and talk from its perspective.