Poems About: SOLITUDE

It is so very hard to be alone; from dawn to dusk
From dusk to dawn, alone, alone alone.
From a chant to a rant to a highpaying job
To an apartment in St Germain des Pres read more »

The old grey Alp has caught the cloud,
And the torrent river sings aloud;
The glacier-green Rosanna sings read more »

Trapped alone
In the chamber of solitude
Surrounded by empty spaces
Quietly drinking a beer read more »

Strong to suffer, strong to sin,
Loving much, and much forgiven,
In the desert realm a queen,
Penance-crowned, to cope with Heaven, read more »

I could feign a brazen smile contorted from corruption
Or paint my face with grotesque façade so you envisage
A one man band of harlequinade unstained of demarcation
Better yet, I will reduce into a glassine veneer and divulge read more »

Solitude, Solidarity
alone all the same
Abandonement, Redemption
we weren't playing the same game read more »

I stood upon the summit, bare,
And cold, in garb of silenced ewe—
Listened for the wind which rang
Across the void, velvet and blue, read more »

I do not want light,
I do not want anything!
I want only solitude.
Silence is my friend, read more »

With a loud knock, entered a sheet, as white as a shroud!
Nobody knew what it had, solitude or crowd!
With her shaking slim hands,
the shrunken shivering Mother received read more »

They made me suspect
Suspect that the blue violet
Hides poison in its mystery
And wide-eyed beauty weeping in the glooms read more »

Blue has cast me muted,
Doing subdued.
In no specific need...
Thinking of you. read more »

There’s hiding place between three intersecting worlds:
One is the Dreamland and we call Reality the other,
The third, the biggest, is Eternity. My sisters, brothers,
There’s no death in this time swirl, read more »