Read Me

Read the lines
And then read between

If you manage

Read beyond…

And yonder

After you read the lines
Between
And beyond

Understand

The lines beneath

Read me

A world
yonder

Author's Note

This is not really a poem in itself. I compiled an anthology of poetry entitled 'Tear Me Apart'. Most of the poems of that collection are posted there.

This 'poem' is the key to reading those poems and unlocking another level of meaning that is beyond the comments that I am currently receiving against them...

Reviews

[Hannah Paige]

There is more to every piece than what we read on the surface, and this is accentuated in this poem. It encourages the reader to look beyond what is outright said, not only in this work but in all works, which i think is very noble.

Though simple, there is more to this piece than just the words on the surface. Very nice.

[Greg the Bard]

I like this and I feel that between and younder is a deeper subject that may have been left out. Still it is very well addressed. Your work flow quickly giving me a chance to adhere to the prose.

[Tom Benson]

A good theory, well presented, including the spaces between.

[Sindhuja Seshadri]

Very well structured, so even the spaces and silences add meaning. Wonderful write! :-)

[Cosmic Dreamer]

This is what my english teachers always tell me to do, read between the lines. Very simple and very well written.

[Jibey]

Yes... there is always something of me in the lines beneath...

[Vinod Kumar U K]

It was an old concept to read between the lines.......Important too much today.

[Jupiter Jazz]

I like how it portrays that their is a world beyond what is actually said and what we actually meant or wanted

[Kat_Flowers]

I really like how this poem is physically structured. The gaps between some of the lines help to emphasize and structure your point.

[Black]

simple but well put together
nice job

[Coyote Poetry]

The best poetry allow the reader to use his imagination and thoughts. I like the logic of this poem. A excellent poem.
Coyote