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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required A few quiet hours of solitude, detached from life by choice, Apart and withdrawn from humanity - the world; Solitude, tranquility - O, sweet the peace and quiet, In this self-appointed quarantine, this silent retreat. I savour the stillness, the distant sounds of traffic and sirens, A wind-mobile tinkling, the birds twittering, unseen; O, I am not forsaken with loneliness, the opposite be true, This is a state of alone on my journey in discovery. Like the solitude of a lighthouse keeper, by choice - silence, O, splendid isolation, seclusion, aloneness, remoteness; I love this time where I can find my soul and my words, Cut-off from worldly matters and in a state of alone. Did you know, one can be in solitude even in a busy crowd, O, yes - in a used bookstore amongst tattered books; At the library engrossed in the rows and rows of knowledge, The art gallery - lost in beauty - of lovely flowers. And of course, lost in the famous poets and artists of the past, As I am today - in my detachment and reclusion; In a quest of reading, learning, writing poetry and solitude, O, sweet the breeze blowing and a little cat purring. _____________________________ May 27, 2015 Poetry/Verse/"A Few Quiet Hours" Copyright Protected, ID 05-677-503-27 All Rights Reserved, 2015, Constance La France Submitted into the Standard contest, Late April sponsor, Brian Strand Judged 2015 Third Place
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