Threshold

A door opens... closes. A threshold is crossed. Someone has moved from one reality to another. If our first threshold brings us into this world; our last takes us out. In between those two how many thresholds do we cross-physical ones, experiential ones, spiritual ones? How often do we move from one reality to another without a moment's thought? Perhaps we should pause...consider...evaluate...Glenna Teti has written poetry for twenty-five years. Her poetry comprises a social,...
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A door opens... closes. A threshold is crossed. Someone has moved from one reality to another. If our first threshold brings us into this world; our last takes us out. In between those two how many thresholds do we cross-physical ones, experiential ones, spiritual ones? How often do we move from one reality to another without a moment's thought? Perhaps we should pause...consider...evaluate...Glenna Teti has written poetry for twenty-five years. Her poetry comprises a social, spiritual, emotional and philosophical commentary. She exhibits the questioning nature of a free thinker while laying an intellectual foundation for today's independent women who are rising to structure the priorities of a nation.This is unusual poetry because it seeks to examine roles and values of a people living in relative prosperity and peace in a world of on-going turmoil, poverty, conflict, greed and disregard for fellow human beings. In this age of careening, and often reckless scientific and technological "progress", how can one live a life of fulfillment and contribution? Where is the center of our being? Where is the core of our understanding of who we are? Perhaps it is here.