My Loneliness Poem by Seema Jayaraman

My Loneliness

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A Stillness so vast so somber
like a Marigold shrub in
its autumn shrug
All the splendor and laughter
of the bygone years
visions of carefree gay dancing
seen through bleary cataract eyes

This is mourning for that
one glorious ride
suspended in a vacuum our time
enshrined in this moaning heart
a small capsule of your smile
The grey fog today seeks to hide
the radiance of bygone times
©Seema Jayaraman, Mumbai (my older undated creation maybe 1990?)

Wednesday, September 9, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: loneliness
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I still have the penciled writing of mine, I guess from the notes I picked this from it was penned during my early college times in 1990.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Valsa George 17 September 2015

Bygone days bring visions of carefree life. Now when a kind of loneliness plagues you, you long for such a joyous ride once more in life.....(I am at a loss to get what you really mean...... this is what I assume)

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Stephani Kievaughan 15 September 2015

I think these verse's are Seema declaring a thorough Comprehension of her hearts study on Empathy and Compassion of Her Immediate eLders within her family of whom have showed her the purest and most True Love she has ever Known in all her days. a Love Comparable only to the Love That otherwise Only Comes From the many Hearts of God.

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Kumarmani Mahakul 14 September 2015

Loneliness speaks through expression of emotion and dates back to the year 1990. Really very interesting to read such an amazing poem which is well versed. Vision with dancing eyes holds splendor and laughter both here and the imagery speaks about strong message. A thoughtful and nice sharing....10

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