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Doors by Melissa Crosson Tuesday, March 30, 2004 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan “but what I find so neat about them are the fact that it is a door that has been left ajar by the eyes of society...” Southern Horizons wrote this in one of my reviews and it spawned this poem.
Doors left open People look inside Peeking in to see What’s on the other side Some like what they see Others like what they hear Some even like both Some even hold it dear I try not to hide Behind the door I left open I try to let people see Why I left it open Sometimes I wish My self-esteem was higher Then I wouldn’t hide behind that door That I left open

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Reviewed by Daniel McTaggart	3/30/2004

Wonderful poem. And the fact that it was inspired by a review makes it that much more special to me. Inspiration comes from many sources inside and outside. When one takes full advantage of them the results are spectacular.




Reviewed by Andre Bendavi ben-YEHU	3/30/2004

"Doors"... - good meal for thoughts. Keep posting and writing. Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU




Reviewed by Lisa Hilbers	3/30/2004

Never hide Melissa! Step out from behind that door and greet life with enthusiasm and smile like everybody is watching! It always brightens my day when I've given inspiration! At the least I know I've contributed something towards somebody's life! Thank you Melissa! Lisa