Thinks happen: Door

A door always has a reason.
A door is always to something,
in something,
for something.

A door always has a reason.
A closed door tells you something.
An open door says something else.

A door always tells you something.
You don’t need to ask.

Open or shut, on a hangar or hut
Gaping or closed, on a building or barn
Squeaking or stuck, on a train or milk-truck
Louvered and swinging, on a bistro or bar
On hinges or rollers or slides
Any sizes and seasons
A door always speaks of its reasons.

With porches and rails, with rivets or nails
With drawbridges and moats, for people or goats,
On a vault in a bank
Shut tight every night
Or picket fence gate painted white
Any sizes and seasons
A door always speaks of its reasons.

Whether weathered and busted
Or Painted or rusted,
Shiny or shuttered,
Ivied or cluttered,
Windowed or solid or screened,
Any sizes and seasons
A door always speaks of its reasons.