Lonely

Christina8

I can be in a room of fifty

and feel like I'm the only one there

I'll always choose happiness

but there still seeps in some despair

 

I have a whole lot of love

in my home, life and heart

but occasionally I can't fight the sadness

So I reach out to people and thwart

 

The feelings that jeopardize the

hard fought for joy inside of me

the loneliness is but temporary

As I'm reminded of all I have come to be

 

This is not a setback

Maybe a bump in the road

I will persist and persevere

Put my blues in 'reset' mode

  • Author: Christina (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 4th, 2017 11:35
  • Comment from author about the poem: Depression is a constant battle.....Looking forward to December which is always a happy time for me! A time to make others happy :-)
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 105
  • Users favorite of this poem: skyebellasario, Hopey_xx
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  • BRIAN & ANGELA

    HI CHRIS ~ Take heart we all have MOOD SWINGS ~ and your AVI still looks so Happy so please don't change it ~ it always makes me smile ! Pleased you like DECEMBER ~ Angela loves it too ~ I just SEND A COW but Angela loves to shop & shop & shop for just the right card and the right present for her BIG LIST ~ well she is a LADY ! Husbands (and Male Partners) can be a pain ~ I do a lot of searching on line on "Coastal Erosion" and other areas for my Students ~ "A" acuses me of being "in love" with my new LENOVO PC ! Hope tomorrow you have some fellowship to lift your spirits ~ Big Hugs ~ Brother BRIAN @@@@@@@

    • Christina8

      Thanks for your encouragement! I won't change my avatar for one bad day! Thanks again for being so great. Big hugs back- Sister Christina

    • Simple-Man87

      The loneliness is but temporary.

      I love that. Unfortunately, temporary, can still be a long time.

      • Christina8

        So wise! It does feel like forever. Thanks for your wonderful comment

      • Accidental Poet

        I'm confident you'll bounce back in no time at all Christina. Excellent poem, thanks for sharing.

        • Christina8

          Thanks so much AP. I'm sure I will. Appreciate your compliment and comment!

        • skyebellasario

          I relate so much to this poem Christina! Thank you for writing it!

          • Christina8

            Thanks so much Skye for the compliment! I appreciate the fave save!

          • Hopey_xx

            Beautiful work! I can relate to the first two lines so much. Thank you

            • Christina8

              Thanks so much Hopey! I appreciate the compliment and the fave save! Thanks again!

            • FredPeyer

              Christina, you are a boat on the ocean of life. So what happens? You dip into the troughs, then rise atop the waves, only to dip again and to rise again, all the while making progress. So don't worry, after each dip follows a rise!

              • Christina8

                Thank you so much for your kind advice Fred! I know it was just a bad day. I appreciate it more than you know. Thanks again! Christina

              • WL Schuett

                Peaks and valleys life is full of them , just start climbing to the next peak , a very nice poem nonetheless

                • Christina8

                  Thanks Bill, I appreciate your advice and compliment!

                • Goldfinch60

                  We all have 'bumps' in the road of life but those bumps once surmounted become part of life's experience and make us stronger as we move forward in our lives.

                  Good write with a positive ending Christina.

                  • Christina8

                    Thanks GF, I appreciate your advice and your compliment!

                  • myself and me

                    You have a very positive attitude to the temporary loneliness. Great.

                    • Christina8

                      Thanks m&m. I appreciate the read and the reply!



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