ENTER
read the entrance light—
No
warning signs around—
It
seemed appealing
To
see her standing
Atop
the door I found.
“Oh,
yes!”
I said within myself—
Taking
no thought for reason—
I
looked on in
With
sheepish grin,
In
the door, I found no treason.
“Enjoy!”
a voice from female source—
Seduced
an unknown speaker—
As
darkness then
Dispersed
fast when
At
the door I found a taker.
“Follow
me”
she said taking my hand—
An
guiding me up the stairs—
Which
creaked beneath
From
the door I found down there.
“Oh,
no!”
I said within myself—
As
conscience gasped a sound—
I’ve
made a mistake
In
hand I take
Away
from the door I found.
EXIT
lit not red or green—
Only
in my mind it screamed—
To
retract back
First
steps to last
Out
the door I found off street.
“No
leaving”
whispered lady’s lips—
Lust’s
languish ignited a spark—
Love
was bought
At
a terrible cost:
Through
the door I lost my heart.
