Imagine

sylviasearcher

 

Imagine
Alone
Never
Knowing
Home

 

Imagine
Empty
Surrounded
By the
Plenty

 

Imagine
Nothing
Imagine
Never
Imagine
Wanting
Everything
Forever

 

Imagine
Dreams
Searching
Thoughts
Unseen

 

Imagine
Imagine
Imagine

 

Imagine
Aching
From
Always
Anticipating

 

Imagine
Losing
Your
Mind

 

Imagine
Nothing
To
Find

 

Imagine
Being
Until
You
Die

 

Imagine
Knowing
Being
Becomes
A-Lie

 

Imagine
Alone

Never

Going

Home

  • Author: sylviasearcher (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 29th, 2019 02:53
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 36
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  • Fay Slimm.

    A heart-ache of a read dear Sylvia and worded so clear that readers like me would remember the feel of utter aloneness long after the write was ended. Needs deep as this often never get met and you told it so well.

    • sylviasearcher

      Thank you Faye, this was Definitely about solitude.

      Hey also about imagination, and whether it brings freedom or loneliness, or perhaps both.

      Alone of course isnโ€™t always as it seems, or as we might imagine.

      Thank you for reading and your thoughtful words.

    • orchidee

      Yet sometimes we may wish, and even say, 'Ohh, everyone - go away, leave me be a while!'

      • sylviasearcher

        Indeed we may!

        Solitude is necessary.

      • Neville

        the only thing about this page that does not have a lonely feel, is that each of your poetic lines consists of a single unhurried and unperturbed word..... excellent... N

        • sylviasearcher

          And I thought they looked lonely?

          Thanks N

          • Neville

            if they had just been laid there, they probably would have been.. but as they are.... nah... not lonely, satisfied maybe .....

            • sylviasearcher

              A collective of the singular perhaps?
              The many
              Ones

              • Neville

                yes, they are the ones's...

              • Poetic Dan

                Knowing a home was long ago
                Never to return but make my own
                Thank you for your words
                Much peace and respect
                Always appreciated

              • Suresh

                I don't have to, as I have been its occupant, and your poetic words do stir such imaginations

                • sylviasearcher

                  Thank you
                  Sometimes my imagination pains me so
                  For all the dreams that exist only there

                  • Suresh

                    I find daydreaming a great place to hide

                  • dusk arising

                    At 15 i left home. There was much imagining and scant success but the will to stay above rock bottom eventually raised me to whatever i have become.

                    Imagination never dies but the plinth from where we imagine matures with the years.

                    Imagine a dream. It created the poet within you.

                    • sylviasearcher

                      Ahh but it was just my luck that imagination created but a tortured poet instead of a brilliant one!

                      Iโ€™m glad your imagination kept lifting you on ๐Ÿ˜Œ



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