Under Lock and Key

Behind a locked door lies a treasure

It can be valuable beyond priceless

Or as worthless as items cast aside.

In reality it is both

For beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

The key to the door

Is in plain sight

But only few know how to look

Though many will come close.

This key takes many shapes

And will change so it

May evade even the keeper

Who isn't aware of all the secrets

Buried within.
There is a warning

For thieves who take pleasure

In robbing others

Of what is hard to redeem.

Be careful who you trust

With the secret of the locked door.

Guard it from darkness,

Keep the key close to your heart

For it is the one

Which can guide you to the one

Who will be faithful,

The only other with

A true way through the door.