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I'm looking down a hallway with way too may doors; And many lead to heartbreak and despair. I tread the hallway lightly with it's weak and rotting floors; The open doors will tell you I've been there. Sometimes a door will open, sometimes it just wont budge; Sometimes it's just better we leave it closed. We can kick it down to enter or give it a forceful nudge; But find regret is what we chose. What door is yours? What door is mine? Their the same but different. Lessons along the hallway of life.
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Dec 9, 2010
Dec 9, 2010 at 5:12 PM UTC
Door to Door
I'm looking down a hallway with way too may doors; And many lead to heartbreak and despair. I tread the hallway lightly with it's weak and rotting floors; The open doors will tell you I've been there. Sometimes a door will open, sometimes it just wont budge; Sometimes it's just better we leave it closed. We can kick it down to enter or give it a forceful nudge; But find regret is what we chose. What door is yours? What door is mine? Their the same but different. Lessons along the hallway of life.
Copyright Lloyd Tanner
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Dec 9, 2010
Dec 9, 2010 at 5:12 PM UTC
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