Half Open is Closed (Trunks of old and dark Spirits IV)

In a garden of wonder 

I walked on a boring day,

All dressed up in the openness 

of wanting to play.

I entered the garden gate 

and near an oak tree,

a wooden door was half open 

to my curiosity.

I was craving adventures, 

so what was I to do?

I took a sneak-peak 

and then I heard you:

“You cannot come in, 

because the entry is stuck.”

- You said from behind 

of your own bad luck.

 

Since you didn’t want me in, 

I was ready to go.

But each time I was going 

you called me, pronto.

You didn’t want to leave either, 

which was bizarre.

Thus I stayed, indecisive, 

not straying too far,

intrigued by the mystery

of what was inside,

of the voice that would speak 

and go into hide.

Suddenly I freed my fantasy, 

'cause it could get in,

flying through the door, 

exploring by imagining.

 

It then circled around, 

saw truth and came out,

telling me that the door 

was only shut by doubt.

There was nothing else more, 

no line of poetry,

just a man blocking the door 

and then calling in.

The reasons he holds dear,

I’m not going to pry,

But I pick up my struff 

and just tell this goodbye.

I feel curiosity rushing, 

there's plenty more to see

along this fully open space 

that is all around me.