Why Did You Call Me? Poem by Tsira Gogeshvili

Why Did You Call Me?

Rating: 4.6


“The only happiness is solitude.”
Schopenhauer


Why did you call me
And make me leave
The desolate
And gloomy cell?
O God, I’ll come
Into the leaves,
In this whiteness,
And in the silence
Of the deceased.

Thursday, March 27, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: deceased,happiness,solitude
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Benson Muthoka 07 May 2008

Short with lots of food for thought. Thanx.

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Ursula Tillmann 22 April 2008

Beautiful poem. I love your work!

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Kee Thampi 09 April 2008

the great loving ferry of philosophy this whiteness, And in the silence Of the deceased.

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John Tiong Chunghoo 06 April 2008

good idea, i have the same idea, tsira.

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Malini Kadir 05 April 2008

I agree with you...there is a great happiness in solitude......one with one's inner self.......it brings one.................

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Joseph Narusiewicz 18 January 2012

solitude is disturbed by bitterness

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Ramin Chaman 22 November 2009

simply a nice protest...as a proper complaint...Tsira... 10+

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Thad Wilk 30 December 2008

A touching an thought provoking poem Tsira! A pleasure to read - indeed! *10*! ! Best wishes! Friend Thad

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Ashraful Musaddeq 02 September 2008

'Why did you call me/ And make me leave'- very beautiful and touchy poem. My 10 for this.

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Philip Housiaux 24 May 2008

Senstive touching little piece. good work

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