To Shibumi 'rest In Peace' Poem by Kurt Philip Behm

To Shibumi 'rest In Peace'

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"I drive people away,
that's what I do
To stay away
myself renewed"

My life was meant
To be lived alone
In spite of what
You think you know
Inside myself
My only home
Whose armor never
Chinks when stoned

My life bereft
I know to you
Seems lonely
Often misconstrued
But joy from heaven
Self-contained
Unto myself
Lives unrestrained

"If I drove you away, please take heart,
my back was turned to all
To die alone, my most fervent wish
—with no one left to call"

(Villanova Pennsylvania: April,2014)

Friday, October 26, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: solitude
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Akham Nilabirdhwaja Singh 26 October 2018

Getting comfort in staying alone in solitude.Pitiable and a touching poem.Like it.+10

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