Monologue of Loneliness

Monologue of loneliness

 

Do I still look like a man my dearest?
When I seek a bit of life and soul prays into orphan seasons


Could you paint the light of my eyes that parch?
Why you remake my soul in the loneliness of monotone mosaic?

 
Can you touch a light or the sun above my black darkness?
I try to hide the pain and you plant only love

 
Do I look like a shadow or a ghost when I suffer and breathe Albanian?
I cry and smile, fall and wound, but love over and over again
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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Guzzi Avatar
June 18, 2012 at 5:50 PM
exquiste....Light & Love
Mac Donald Avatar
May 28, 2012 at 11:53 AM
A quiet though sonorous monologue, bekim? It is odd how the sounds and voice of 'lonliness' can echo through the "black darkness". I'm sure if I pinched you, you'd wince...so you are no a ghost?! Melancholy verses, bekim, wishing you great joy, Still, enjoy these moments of solitude to where you may capture these amazing thoughts! Keep well, Mikki
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