Poem January 1, 1979 Issue

What do you really believe?

Doris Lubin

Do you believe in death?
"No," you say,
"I believe in Life. Immortal and undying Life."

Good! Marvelous, in fact!
Because now you disbelieve
(and belief is all it ever was) in

Deadlines
causing the grief of pressure, or

Dead ends
causing the grief of frustration, or

Deadlocks
causing the grief of impasse.

You'll never again need to say concerning a loved one,
"He'll be the death of me yet,"
or feel drab, or dull, or lifeless.

Your choice is a good one.
Better still the opportunities for its proving.

Doris Lubin

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