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Doors
by Wanda L. Harrell → (All Poetry by Wanda L. Harrell)
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© 2006, Wanda L. Harrell


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DOORS


 


Doors open wide and doors close tight


Doors of every size and every height


Doors short and doors tall


Doors big and doors small


Doors with knobs, doors with bars


Doors on houses, doors on cars


Doors keeping out rain and wind


Doors to keep things out or hold things in


Doors that open, doors that swing


All kinds of doors on almost everything


 


We passionately kissed goodbye, and then I closed the door


I thought there would be another time, actually many more


That my front door would open, and you’d walk right back in


But oh, sweet baby, I was wrong; I was totally mistaken


You have no idea how I wish I’d never closed that door


Since then, I’ve not seen you again, not even once more


 


Sometimes at night, I’ve dreamed you opened the door


And my heart pounded when you walked across the floor


I didn’t want to wake up, ‘cause even in dreams, I feared


That I’d open my eyes to find you had again disappeared


 


Doors open wide and doors close tight


Doors of every size and every height


Doors short and doors tall


Doors big and doors small


Doors with knobs, doors with bars


Doors on houses, doors on cars


Doors blocking the rain and wind


Doors to keep things out or hold things in


Doors that open, doors that swing


All kinds of doors on almost everything


 


Baby, there’s only one door I want you to find


Only one door I want you to open another time


Baby, I didn’t let you know how much I love and care


Now, I’m lookin’ at my door, never seeing you standing there


I just want once more to see your face come in that door


Just once more, baby, baby, open the door just once more


 


 


 


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 Reviews of "Doors"
Reviewed by Karen Palumbo
Reviewed on May 1, 2007
Nice entrance! Oh the romantic longing for a loved one, felt the anxiety in your tone. Good write.

Be safe,
Karen

Reviewed on May 1, 2007
doors could also connote death or new life.

at any rate...the poem led us to open our minds. it was a matter of closing or opening doors...but how use them in our everyday life.

it was a lovely poem.

Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)
Reviewed on May 1, 2007
Doors can also be metaphorical, as barriers...

Nice to see you writing here again..


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