A Door

I’ve a door, not wooden
It’s not made of iron
it only opens, no closing
whoever wants to go in
no complain, no worry
the more people go in
the more the door cries
with happiness and joy
to those who go out
deep hatred springs out
I  try to grease it but
no amount of oil works
Escape is my resolve.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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