In Solitude I Survived

People in the queue, ask me
Why do I settle in solitude?
I do wonder sometime, that the world I belong 
Has billions, able friends or foe. 

Do I must continue solitudes?
As much as I love hiking in wilderness.
In my dreams or in my conscious mind,
I rather find one, that could never let me walk alone. 

To me, solitude defines me.
seclusion is a retreat corner
Where my nightmare turns in to a burning oil.
Because,  I talk, I weep, I reflect, all alone 
Yes I survived, in solitude.

The reflection of my sorrow is 
My submission to the one that I am accountable.
hitherto, I doubted, I lost hope in 
Humanity, ever existed ?

Then I got back to the one that asked,
I said, sometime the four corners aren't always walled up
Still it is the dazzling star of all the stars. 
Gleaming through the eye of every colours.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2022

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