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Alone

From childhood I have not been as others Were; I’ve not seen what others often see. My passions spring from an alien mother Where once I had swam in a serous sea. I’m a stranger in this world called my home Where all that I Love I have loved alone. I can not awaken this heart of stone Where emptiness thrives and nothing has grown. The deep dark depths of this lone labyrinth Lives a recluse withdrawn from those above Encompassed and confined in defiance Of what those above call brotherly love. Feel not pity nor scorn for aloneness For what people cherish I never missed.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2009




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Date: 6/11/2009 7:57:00 PM
Uh, sad one; the last line reminded me of a poem by Emily Dickinson that talked about how those who never experience victory are the ones that could enjoy it the most; pretty deep images, moisty ones, dark-ocean-scented stones; thanks a lot for the experience =D
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