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This poem was written by a person who hides a treasure when he discovered that he has cancer. so he writes a poem that may give the people a clue where to seek out the treasure. The Treasure writing by Forrest Fenn may will be a six-text written material that follows a straightforward rhyme theme. this could be one thing that must be taken into thought once unpacking what may will be a useful clue that will merely be an alliterative word.

Their are in total, supposedly, 9 clues hidden at intervals the six stanzas. this might be thought of in many other ways. First, that each  sentence may be a clue. There is an entire of 9 sentences within the piece of writing however some appear to be rather more necessary than others. The primary text may will be one sentence and is purportedly one of the tiniest amount vital stanzas of Forrest Fenn’s Treasure literary work.

The second speaks of “warm waters” a “canyon” and walking. within the third sentence, Fenn discusses the “Home of Brown” that's beyond any doubt vital. Then the fourth sentence mentions words like “Meek” and “loads” that area unit probably part of a clue. The fifth sentence is concerning the blaze and also the way the device should explore the treasure. The six mentions the bizarre word “trove”. within the eighth Fenn speaks of listening closely to his words and its “worth the cold”. Then, within the ultimate sentence, he uses the word “brave” and says that you simply should be compelled to be “in the wood”.

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The title of the story is referring to the journey being more exciting than getting the final product or arriving at the final destination.

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Fenn talks about how treasure hunters rushed into Santa Fe to search for the treasure. He finds this out because of the amount emails he got about it.

He talks about the people who wrote the emails. Most of them were thanking him for bringing their families together, for example, there was one email where a dad talked about how he got to spend time with his son because of the hunt.

Fenn says that this does not mean you should take the hunt lightly. He talks about the people who nearly got themselves killed while trying to find the treasure. One person nearly drowned while another nearly froze to death. Some people did not have the proper equipment. Fenn says "Things can complicate the search–earthquakes, mudslides, forest fires, floods, trees, falling rocks."

Then he talks about the other emails. Some people were looking for clues and some simply wanted to know why he did it. To which he said, "I wanted to create some intrigue and adventure and maybe a little mystery."

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Blame ralph Lauren visited his friend Fenn who just had chemo for kidney cancer and was told there was only a 20 percent chance of his survival. so he sold his successful art gallery and awaited the inevitable. The place had over 5000 pieces of art and artifacts, and Lauren fell in love with this crow Indian hat, and offered to buy it from Fenn but Fenn refused saying it was one of his favorites, Ralph said “Well, you can’t take it with you.” And Fenn replied “Then I’m not going to". Lauren’s visits gave Fenn an idea inspired by the adventure stories he read when he was a child, Fenn sat down to write in his memoir, but memories came rushing back of him when he was a piolet during the Vietnam war, he flew 328 missions and was shot down twice, so he turned to art. Fenn was then reminded of how much fun art and building a collection was, and he didn’t want all that to stop with his death. So Fenn bought a chest and started filling it with a jar full of gold dust panned in Alaska, gold coins, large and small gold nuggets, pre-Columbian, gold animal figures, two ancient Chinese jade carvings, a 17th century Spanish gold and emerald ring and a beloved bracelet of turquoise beads, the total amount of the chest was $3 million.

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Fenn is modest about the whole thing he hasn't gone back to see if the treasure was still there as he assumed it hasn't been found. One clue follower has been looking for the treasure for more than two years, Fenn's treasure hunt has turned something bigger and more meaningful.

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Fenn believes that money is not useful to people after they die, so people should use it while they are alive as he says that anyone who dies with over 50$ is a failure.

As time passed, people begun to doubt the whole treasure thing, but as soon as they asked Fenn's friend Douglas Preston, a bestselling author whose novel The Codex is based on Fenn's story, he confirmed that the treasure is real and that he saw the chest by himself. Then, he kept describing what were in in that chest which people didn't know about it so much.

Although the treasure wasn't found yet in that time, many people admired Fenn and some called him a hero. They say that he has created a legacy that will reach into the future.

These paragraphs(26-30) refines the idea of the previous paragraphs by discussing further developments of the treasure hunt as it became part of local lore and history.

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These paragraphs introduces the heart of the story by describing Fenn's treasure hunt. He decided to hide his treasure with a copy of his book in the mountains before his death and leave clues on how to find the chase. The chase come to represent may things to many people. Among them is the legendary poem. The poem is said to contain nine clues which lead to the location of Fenn's treasure - a Romanesque bronze chest which is filled to the brim with gold, coins, jewelry, and other artifacts.