At The Door Poem - David Wagoner

I didn't know about the baby at first. It slants open, a sliver. I STAND BY THE DOOR. A knock at the door, think twice, for I stand and knock, the heart that opens without a spot, I shall surely spot. But I wish they would not forget how it was Before they got in. You are the reason that I bled and died. These were places he used to enter in order to find companionship and love. It's very early morning and the sun is about to rise. I stand by the door. She stayed while my baby bled out. Or a wobbly flat daubed with a landscape, A scribble of leaves, a hint of flowers, The bare suggestion of a garden.

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I Stand By The Door

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Poem I Stand By The Door

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I Stand By The Door Poem Poet

Thousands of them, millions of them. Or you can use your shoulder. Is for people to find that door-the door to God. I count those feathered balls of soot.

I Stand By The Door Poem Story

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But I wish they wouldn't forget how it was. Is only the wall where a door ought to be. An affable Irregular, A heavily-built Falstaffan man, Comes cracking jokes of civil war. Born in Fall River, MA, she was well-educated and became a minister's wife, teacher, and poet. "I admire the people who go way in. Then shut the door against his pleading face.