Open it like a book

by Everlasting   Jul 26, 2015


Open your mind
Like you open a book
And read the ideas
That are written there for you
Re-read them again
But this time learn to read between the lines,
Re-read them again
And discover the mysteries of your mind,
Re-read them once more
Until you learn that what you believe in
Were only perspectives
And not
the entire truth
of what the book
was about.

July 26, 2015

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  • 8 years ago

    by Dancing Rivers

    This poem and I are at odds. Here is why: I adore the message, its the mantra I live by, however, if it wouldn't cause any offence, i would advise you to reformat the poem to be central rather than to the left, it makes the poem and the message feel too boxy, like the truth that all frail minds try to avoid by boxing it in. Perhaps that was your intention, but I'm of the opinion that such a strong poem about real truth being illuminated and set free, should in turn reflect the message in its format, I feel that the format weakens what is in essence a brilliant piece. Fix this up, set the poem free and I will set my 5 vote free ;) other than that elongated rant, i loved this

    • 8 years ago

      by Everlasting

      Good advice, though I usually just write without paying attention to the format. . . the format forms on its own as I write, it's free...

  • 8 years ago

    by Ben Pickard

    Excellent poem, excellent message and well written