A Riddle Poem by Gary Bryson

A Riddle

Rating: 2.8


Too small to be measured,
Yet I carry great weight.
Like the flip of a switch,
I determine your fate.
I’m a flame burning bright,
But the world cannot see.
I can enslave you for life,
Or from death set you free.
With each breath that you take,
I will always be there.
I’m as common as dirt,
Or a diamond so rare.
I can light up the world,
But my light some would kill.
I will always exist,
For I am Free Will.

3/18/06

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Brian Dorn 08 April 2006

Gary, very profound poem! So true! ! Brian

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Sylvia Spencer 21 March 2006

I canot open this riddle Gary, I am sorry to say, but the poem is brilliant it has made my day.

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