Dear Shelley, I came across this gate and wondered who is behind it. I finally peaked through the key hole and guess what I saw? A litle doll playing with a small bird. I wondered what language they were talking, as I myself talk every day with my lovely and free flying birds. Have you noticed? Why did you stop writing, you have a great talent, use it. My friends will admire you. You know already a few of them. Love Emile
The Unknown Gate stands as evidence that humankind is as curious as the cat but more cerebral. The cat would swipe a paw and end the mystery. We tend to consider the mystery from 47 angles first, and then share our curiosity with others. We may never open the door for what we gain in revelation we lose in mystery.
Aren't we a crazy bunch?
Loved your poem.
Richard
Reviewed by Dark Knight (Reader)
Reviewed on July 10, 2007
Gates are like the Dark-its better to always stay mysterious
Excellent Poetry!
Stirs my thoughts wondering now myself! Hmmmm? Leave a copy of the poem on the gate and see what happens!
Hey~ my sister lives in your town! :)
Nice to meet you!
Enjoyed your poem and thank you so much for sharing!
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~
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Aren't we a crazy bunch?
Loved your poem.
Richard
Excellent Poetry!
Sometimes the mysterious is better left that way. Good one.
I think you meant to write "wonder" in this line but I could be wrong.
I always appreciate it when others point out my "typos."
Notwithstanding, I love your poem. It "speaks" to me because I believe it is of a universal and timeless theme of humans on this planet.
Thank you for sharing this. Welcome to AD. Love and peace to you,
Regis
Be safe,
Karen
Hey~ my sister lives in your town! :)
Nice to meet you!
Enjoyed your poem and thank you so much for sharing!
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~