Knock, Knock Poem by Valerie Dohren
Knock, Knock
(A lament for all)
Knock, knock, is anyone there
Someone to love me, someone to care
Someone to hold me, my problems to share
Knock, knock, is anyone there
Knock, knock, can anyone see
See how this life is troubling me
See how I yearn to let go and be free
Knock, knock, can anyone see
Knock, knock, can anyone hear
Anyone list`ning, anyone near
With sweet words to whisper, soothing my fear
Knock, knock, can anyone hear
Knock, knock, oh where are you now
Where have you gone, I need you somehow
Where are your kisses to soften my brow
Knock, knock, oh where are you now
Knock, knock, don`t cast me aside
Reach out and find the pain that`s inside
See, my friend, see how much I have cried
Knock, knock, don`t cast me aside
Knock, knock, if only you knew
My heart is breaking, breaking in two
Please be there for me as I am for you
Knock, knock, if only you knew
Knock, knock, can anyone.............
Knock, knock, can............
Knock, knock..........
Knock..........
Knock...
Love this Valerie... The layout tinkering out to a sad solitary ending..love (Where are your kisses to soften my brow) A kiss on the brow is probably my favourite place to be kissed. Soothes an aching head in seconds. Wonderful Thank you Karen...
Oh, this is beautiful, so caring, but Oh so sad, such a wonderful read.
That brought tears to my eyes. Know exactly how you felt Valerie. Beautiful.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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Another lovely one! ! Thankyou! ! Regards...Sharon. It bought to mind for me....20 Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and dine with him, and he with Me. He heals the brokenhearted And binds up their wounds.