Eugene Kitt 

Elmont, NY, USA

 
 
Dr. Kitt is a native New Yorker and holds a doctorate in Humanities, a master of Science in non-profit management and a bachelors in education. He is an educator, poet, lyricist, songwriter and humanitarian. Additionally, he is a consultant and advisor to various youth programs. He has been writing poems for approximately two years and feels that poetry is the voice of the soul. 
 

Looking For You 

Sleep awake me back to sleep 
My shallow thoughts to deep 
Too blind to see that my thoughts 
Are not thinking from my eyes blindside 
Look deep within the looking glass self 
See not yourself, but the real you 
Hidden between the echoes of hearing 
A silent voice talks to  you 
Revolving around an atom of infinite power 
Greater than the wind, sun, water and fire 
If you keep looking for you 
It is there you will find your hearts desire 
Thoughts pregnant with ideas 
From inside outside looking inside in and out 
Where sins and prayers walk past each other 
Have nothing to say, but shout 
Behold the real you is in site 
And God is hidden deep within your soul’s fire 
If you are looking for you 
It is there you will find your hearts desire 

More 

More than the beginning of eternal life 
More than a seat next to the divine 
More than one’s last dying breath 
More than the power of the mind 
More than there is snowflakes to fall 
More than there is sand on the shore 
Other than God himself 
No one could love you more 

After Death, Is Life Too Late? 

God don’t put your middle finger up at me 
Love comes from the word yesterday 
I have one question to ask? 
Why did you take my angel away 
God bless her soul, they don’t know 
How could they? They wasn’t there 
An angel in your life is important 
Mind’s gone, I know not where 
No-one is in a position to question God’s logic 
He does what he sees fit to do 
But, his actions changed my life in a heartbeat 
I guess these things we have to go through 
She didn’t come home one afternoon 
Life wasn’t sober or alert 
Out of  my life my angel gone 
In my heart, her ashes, my hurt 
God, I want to ask you another question? 
But, I’m too afraid of the gate 
I rejoice in you, but I want to know 
after death, is life too late? 
All poems Copyright © 1998 Eugene Kitt. All rights reserved.