A Person Who Sees All Poem by Doris Cornago
A Person Who Sees All
Count yourself privileged to have known me
I've shown you all of myself when
I speak truthfully of
Who you are
Or what
You
Mean to
Me, the fullness
Of what I can be, free and
Undiluted conversation from a stranger
Such a conversation cannot be paid for in currency
But in kind, in being a person who sees all as his equal
Wednesday, August 9, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: conversation,kindness,stranger
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
We meet strangers everywhere but mostly in places where we feel in need of someone who will give us some affirmation, like in a doctor's clinic when we're waiting for the results of our clinical tests on a lump. When we're in misery, that's when any comforting hand or word is critical for us, our lifesaver.
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