Survivor in Solitude

Dolphine29

Raging waves clashing around

Is the world the place we fear?

Or it’s in us the solitude that craves

The one we seek, turns and traps

 

We can see beyond as a longing place

We never set foot on that lighting rage

We tremble to know it… as;

We embellish it to sooth us

 

What is that calls us there?

To be a part of that despair

Is it to be as a living chain?

Or to as one remain

 

Be a part of what we fear

Is not to change our light within

The fear won’t come alone

All that remains is hope to hold

 

As the hope grows

The fear goes

The call makes sense

As life tends the waves

  • Author: Dolphine (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 30th, 2011 11:15
  • Comment from author about the poem: I sometimes feel so alone, but I am so used to be alone, I just don't want to loose hope and don't loose myself either.
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Comments1

  • Cheeky Missy

    Very interesting and thought-provoking. The surrounding madness of the world around us is aptly characterized as raging waves, yet as well within ourselves may rage a smaller sea, as you seem to allude. Solitude sometimes seems anymore what some crave as a restful ease from the bustle of everyday society. Just my present two bits.

    • Dolphine29

      Thank you, and yes ... sometimes the world seems like a maze of madness, but then again if we look closer the maze is falling appart, so there is hope.
      Best
      D.



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