The Enabler

by Sean Dohr   May 2, 2006


They call him the enabler,
the man sitting in that chair.
Solves other people's problems,
drowns in his selfless cares.

A man of age and wisdom,
of courage and of might.
Does what's best for others,
but not always what is right.

Does nothing for himself,
but always seems content.
It's as if he knows, eventually,
his good deeds will pay the rent.

The rent to everlasting life,
a one way ticket into heaven.
A never ending, soaring flight,
to be one in God's own brethren.

Closest to an earthly saint,
that I have ever seen.
Incapable of accepting hate,
how can a man be so serene?

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  • 17 years ago

    by Fallen~Tears

    I absolutely love this stanza

    "A man of age and wisdom,
    of courage and of might.
    Does what's best for others,
    but not always what is right."

    ^^ so true.. nice write 5/5

    ~!*FallenTears~!*
    ~!*Meaghen~!*

  • I agree with SilentDreams i liked the ? at the end!! Great work!!! Keep it up!!! 5/5!!

  • 18 years ago

    by SilentDreams

    I like your use of question at the end, This poem made me feel really calm at the end.

  • 18 years ago

    by Michael D Nalley

    You are a tallented young poem this one is my favorite so far

  • 18 years ago

    by Lovely Bones

    Sean,
    I'm absolutely loving your poems!
    Particularly this one