On the Threshold

On The Threshold

Two rooms shared a single door,
One my past, one the now,
But yet to see the future, How?
Eyes strained, brow furled… Nevermore?

In final collapse to my finitude,
I threw open the single door,
Stood on the threshold of then and now,
Screamed at the Future… Nevermore!

And silence let in, as I there stood,
Having fixed my mind on those two rooms,
To reveal a third, open windowed, view,
Of a world awaiting for me to join…

And then I saw my future there,
Yet not as made, but waiting to be,
And through that window, I had not seen,
I set the past and present free…

Slipped through that window, into the world,
To find the future waiting for me.


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Mohammed Avatar
January 9, 2014 at 5:14 PM
Kenneth this is both meaningful and nicely composed. I really enjoyed perusing this one from you.
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