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Through the Door

May 8, 2011
By Stefinity SILVER, Yuma, Arizona
Stefinity SILVER, Yuma, Arizona
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Living in the light, I beheld the door,
Through which there was no return.
Many had left, but never did they come.
Out of fear, I didn’t leave,
But I was never truly in the light.
So I opened the door,
And peered into a thin reflection.
I tried to touch it, but my hand slid through.
I couldn’t pull it back.
The harder I fought,
The faster the void swallowed me up,
Until only my head remained.
And I took a look around
For the last time.
And now I walk amongst the shadows
Of what I dare not know.
I search for the door, back from which I came,
But I’ve never found it.
So I walk in the shadow.
Looking for the light.


The author's comments:
This poem stands for any kind of serious negative change in a person's life. In particular it refers to the loss of innocence. Once it's gone, there's no way to get it back.

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