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To Enter, or Not?


To enter, or not?

 

Inside an empty room

Is where it stays

Behind that door is what

Some say could amaze

To enter, or not?

 

A Heaven or Hell?

I say it’s something

Of a mix

To enter, or not?

 

To enter, or not? The question

At hand

A question that can only be

Answered by the ones who discover

The imperceptible land

To enter, or not?

 

But those who enter

Must know

If you go two seconds

Or two years

the confusion will not change

So the question yet

again will arise

To enter, or not?


 

                                    

 
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upnorthdavid
Great ponderings! Thanks for the piece. Love the way you organized it.

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