Lonely Contentedness

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    Lonely Contentedness

    I sit apon boats of white oak
    In imaginary likeness
    rowing unto...unto on
    Of places that remain unknown

    Carved names inside the walls
    Of caves, far from civilization
    Longing for a conversation
    That would end without a word

    A smile which no one else sees
    Lost, with no direction
    But if self knows, than it will be all right
    I will stay in my place.





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    Poetry is not the expression of personality but an escape from personality.

    T. S. Eliot (1888-1965) American-English poet and playwright.

    shadelight’s Poems (25)

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    Lonely Contentedness 0
    Alone 0
    Fake 0
    Swim 0
    Nighttime 0
    Why? 1
    Forgotten Pasts 2
    Banished 0
    Self Pity 2
    The Rudeness of Thoughts 1
    Music's Hold 1
    Lives Lost Forever 0
    As Of Today 0
    Tears 0
    Broken Friendship 0
    Colors 0
    Death 1
    Across the midnight sky 0
    What I Am 2
    Just There 1
    Gone 3
    What can I do? 2
    Winter 1
    Run Away 3
    Lost Memory 1