The Doorway (Revelation 3: 20) Poem by Adam M Snow

The Doorway (Revelation 3: 20)

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Here I stand,
your doorway's closed;
I cannot move beyond the door.
I'm waiting here
for your reply,
knocking on your door, is I.

Can you hear me -
knock, knock knocking,
waiting here by your door?
Will you open, let me in?
Am I not your friend?
Here I stand,
your door is closed;
I cannot enter.
Will you answer the door for me?

Can you hear me -
knock, knock knocking?
Will you kindly let me in?
Here I stand,
waiting here.
Knocking on your door,
I stand here.
Your door is closed.
Will you open, answer me?

Here I stand -
knock, knock knocking.
Can you hear me -
knock, knocking at your door?
I stand here
at your doorway;
Will you answer
- open door for me?

I am your friend.
I am waiting,
waiting at your doorway.
I am here, knocking,
knocking at your door.

Friday, April 11, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: religion
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
'Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and dine with him, and he with Me.' - Revelation 3: 20 NKJV
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Peter Stavropoulos 17 October 2016

Great poem, Adam. Bob Dylan wrote A poem is a naked person … Some people say that I am a poet.” Raw emotion here, hitting the spot. Thanks.

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