The open door syndrome


As I walked last night – through the labyrinths of my mind
I came across an open door & why I should look at it – I don’t know
I’ve been here before on my way,
Can I pass by it or should I stay?
 
The marvels a hidden door, stores behind
An open door – is an open mind
It could be welcoming or it could be rude
But to find out – I definitely should
 
So if it’s a good door – I will greet
If it’s a bad door – I will silently retreat
I can make doors appear in thin air
I could make my own doors vanish
And it would be totally fair

- Yvonne Fernandes

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