Web of Loneliness Poems

Poems of the Lonely

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Insidious

pale and unfamiliar the sun slants at odd angles reaching through the window as streaks of light and dust motes twist and turn insidiously surreptitiously threatening to choke my very essence until I am tangled in a web of empty despair my fetal state frozen in fear as the scent that oh so familiar scent [...]

What the Day Said

As we began our journey the sun shone brightly. My companions: the rusty remains of my trusty bike And the emptiness that filled me. The bike took me where it would. Sailing down winding streets past a patchwork of houses. Racing through the town where the music lived. Then, it was off to the sea. [...]

Dial

By Amy Friauf I wait for the ringing; I lay outspread weeping, The phone looms near As I quake with internal fear. You do not call, Yet your name and face I continue to thrall. Have you lost the number, Or shall I try harder? I can’t wait for You– I must dial without argue. [...]

Without

Niser 11 How can nothingness fill you up so much, if it is nothing  then you should feel nothing. Yet some how I feel it, it is a constant pain through out my body a constant dull hollowness that is with me even in my happy times. An overwhelming sense of solitude. I haven’t asked [...]

With Two Dogs In The Yard

a House shelters from the rains, the winds, the outside elements, a Home shelters from human fears, loneliness and despair.   a House keeps out intruders, people who would take from within, a Home invites strangers, people who will become friends and givers.   a House stores things…pictures, books, computer stuff and possessions, a Home [...]

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