Blindfold Lifted Poem by David Harris

Blindfold Lifted

Rating: 5.0


Once the blindfold is lifted,
we see things as they really are.
There are no crimson castles
guarded by George’s dragons
or other creatures of our myths.
Just ordinary people doing ordinary things.
There are no doorways that when you open them
you dropp into imaginary pits of insanity.
There is however minds filled with sickness
and demented thoughts
that fire them to do monstrous things.
When the blindfold is lifted,
we see things for what they are worth
and that can be scarier
than what is dreamt up within an author’s mind.


21 November 2009

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Carol Gall 22 November 2009

so right reality can be carier than anything you can think of 10

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Stephen Stirk 04 December 2009

Clear thinking and clear seeing. I like the perspective here David. There is nothing wrong with having a vivid imagination as long as both feet stick to the ground. Best Steve

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Sandra Martyres 28 November 2009

Reality can lift the lid off many a thing that fantasy would hide.....nice write David

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Patrick A. Martin 22 November 2009

I used to live in illusion but thank God I was disillusioned. Better the reality you see than the fantasy that you think you see.

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Patti Masterman 22 November 2009

Blindfolds are some potent symbols of unconsciousness perhaps and removing it would seem to be a revelation at the least. (smile)

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Tsira Goge 22 November 2009

and that can be scarier than what is dreamt up within an author’s mind. ......................................................................... Is right, also It is pleasant to me that you remind us... about reality..10... All the best, Tsira

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