No Longer Alone

— Dedicated to the nights in Finsbury Park


In the dark of night,
Watching the houses clustered together outside,
Hearing the faint echoes of toasts ringing from somewhere—
I always thought I was alone.

The cold wind outside,
Threatening to extinguish the lamp in my room—
I always thought I was alone.

Watching the stars and the moon sharing their light,
I always thought I was alone.

Walking home by myself,
Seeing lovers holding hands as they pass—
I always thought I was alone.

But now, I am not.
Because you are here,
Reading these words of mine.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2026

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