Strangers Poem by Theresa Ann Moore

Strangers



Why are we so different?
Why don’t we see eye to eye?
Why do we turn away and deny?

As we pass each other we do not identify.
We do not smile or otherwise imply.
Your total existence is just passing by.

You are a stranger with space to occupy.
You are not a friend with whom I have a tie.
As you disappear from my sight, I give a sigh.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
JoAnn McGrath 24 May 2007

Ah..but every stranger is a friend we haven't met yet....so we do need to step up to the plate and say hello to someone you don't know: O)

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Ben Gieske 22 May 2007

Ah, to be human is to be the same which makes it possible for us to receive and thus share and also to be human is to be different making it possible for us to give what the other does not have. So we can be thankful for the differences otherwise we would have nothing to give or receive that the other or we do not have already. We are also very complex: free will, all kinds of feelings like fear, shyness, experiences, unknowns, etc. We are worth the effort to get to know and be known and that is life, love, peace, and maybe even heaven on this earth. Then again it might be as you say in your poem.

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Theresa Ann Moore

Theresa Ann Moore

Michigan, U.S.A.
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