Before Liberty... Poem by Frances Kay

Before Liberty...



I stand in darkness midst adrift a stone en-shrouded door
Where trick of light would have me stand a million times and more
Let's not me know, in truth, there is no way nor other side
That I might enter, hide behind or lock you out... abide

I ponder this great rise that seems to keep me out of bounds
Am I imprisoned such that life would seek to me confound
Behind a door whose presence I would stand to counterpose
Should I agree, at variance be or choose to decompose?

Composed, I close my eyes... there's nothing here for me to see
Except the dark that blinds my sight to no more you and me
I reach ahead... no path to tread, I claim I am the way
To be or not, to die, to sleep... I met myself... passé

Wednesday, September 27, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: birth,death,life,spiritual
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Gwen Hughes 22 July 2018

See, I looked up your stuff, remember me from Friday on the bus, this is a great poem

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