Makes me think of folks who live with chronic pain
of a physical kind
but i imagine this poem speaks of the spirtual agony, aka deperession
Does Dr Kavorkian still practice???
pax A
I like what you did with the flow and the form. Death will only come when you wish it WOULDN'T. lol And you don't HAVE to open the door to those other guys.
J.L., death is held in the hands of one man only and it won't come until it's your time. Now, to reply about this poem, the flow is good and each line has much meaning. A lot of time, us readers, read something into a piece that may only be figments of the writers words.
Reviewed by Victor Buhagiar (Reader)
Reviewed on January 26, 2007
Death will come in its own time and very often it will take you unawares. Victor
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of a physical kind
but i imagine this poem speaks of the spirtual agony, aka deperession
Does Dr Kavorkian still practice???
pax A
leave that door closed
enjoyed this....
A great piece!
"Knock At The Door (Revised)"
An intriguing write, and I enjoyed the reading.
The flow and the scenario were wonderful.
Thank you for sharing,
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You are a dark creative force Jeff. But you write with a certain hopefulness and longing that is infectious. The poem flows great!
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