by Chuck Guilford

A line will take us hours maybe;
Yet if it does not seem
a moment's thought,
Our stitching and unstitching
has been naught.

— William Butler Yeats

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WHO'S THAT A KNOCKING AT THE FRONT DOOR OF MY HEART.

August 18 2011, by Charles H. Miranda

THERE'S A STRANGER THAT KEEPS ON
A KNOCKING AWAY AT THE FRONT DOOR
OF MY HEART;
I SAY I SAY WHO'S THAT KEEPS ON A
KNOCKING AWAY AT THE FRONT DOOR
OF MY HEART,
WHO'S THAT STRANGER THAT KEEPS ON
A BECKON ME TO OPEN UP THE FRONT
DOOR OF MY HEART;
I SAY I SAY WHO'S THAT STRANGER THAT
KEEPS ON A BECKON ME TO OPEN UP THE
FRONT DOOR OF MY HEART,
DO I KNOW WHOM YOU ARE STRANGER
HAVE WE EVER MET BEFORE STRANGER;
THE VOICE ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE
DOOR OF MY HEART SAYS IT IS I IT IS I
A FRIEND,
HOW I HAVE LONG TO COME INTO YOUR
HEART MY FRIEND;
AS I SLOWLY OPEN UP THE FRONT DOOR
OF MY HEART TO LET HIM INN,
THEIR STOOD MY SHEPHERD ALL BRIGHT
AND RADIANTLY AT THE DOOR WAY OF
MY HEART.
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DO A WEB SEARCH ON:
charles h. miranda OR:
charlesthepoet2003 OR:
charlesthepoet2004
THANKS.
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