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Open Door
by Sandra A Rains → (All Poetry by Sandra A Rains)
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Poetry I've written

 Deep in my mind

is a dark side of me
Depressed and hurt and lonely
full of precious memories
I think about death
it taps me on the back real soft
I realize I cant stop it
I think about it a;lot
I use to think "If only"
If only I had kids of my own
I'd have someone to love me
and I'd no longer be alone
But now that they are older
and one has already flown
I'm back to feeling lonely
and feel hurt I've never known
Now that they are older
they dont need me anymore
they don't need me to mommy them
Like I did before
No more kisses for their hurts
no more lullabies
no more "you're the best mommy"
no more gleam in my eyes
The fun part is over
they dont need me anymore
The depression that I buried
has found an open door.
 
 
By Sandra Rains

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 Reviews of "Open Door"
Reviewed by Richard Bowers
Reviewed on January 6, 2013
I just came across this verse. It tries to explain the unexplainable.
Soul Mate Gone
Thus far the quick moment: the quick moment
This escort will be, is wearisome
For all to speak of
And easier for it. Sharing is only a quick moment,
A quick moment passing, a quick moment beyond it
We cannot stop it. It cannot speak, when it will last
From where it brings its authority
Its warmth, its filling,
That it can draw away into the body
Where only it can keep by being, or by
A moment stay,
and it can hold all while tough
With the refuge of talking,
And everything said, and outsides and the cold
Feelings move away
Beyond the way, into the oceans.
I can say now
Peace begins here but for a quick moment.

Reviewed by Paul Judges
Reviewed on March 9, 2010
Well expressed, Sandra.


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