Dean Masciarelli Poet Free verse

Such a Lonely Man

Such a lonely man

Written By Dean Masciarelli

November 25, 2009 (6:43pm)

Another year is almost gone

And it is just so hard to imagine

That I have spent most of it 
all on my own without having 
anyone else around

I just hope and pray 

That the good Lord may 
have someone in mind

Who truly wants to be loved
as much as I do in return

Because if I don’t find 
someone really soon

I will end up dying

Way before my time 

From being such a lonely man

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Simone Segal November 29, 2009 at 6:05 AM Go follow your DREAMS!! GET UP AND GO GET!!!! thank you so much for your lovely comments, you are a lovely person, and some woman out there is searching, looking, praying to find you, get out there Dean and find her, forever friend Simone

Sara Kendrick November 26, 2009 at 6:28 AM There is that perfect one and you have called on the right One to send her your way. Keep the magical pen flowing. Sara

Charmaine Chircop November 25, 2009 at 10:37 PM Hope this isnt true my friend,you should never be lonely,if you look around you here at poetry soup,you re surrounded by friends,enjoy your life for what it is,we are never alone,even if nobody cares,God loves us,,just trust your destiny,,and time,,heartfelt write,im sure the right girl will come around,just love being alive and feeling the sun each morning,not all are lucky to live another day,im sure one day sweet wind will breeze your way..sad and to the core..keep writing,talented indeed-C

Marty Owens November 25, 2009 at 7:40 PM Hey Dean are you serious or is this just a poem you've written...because at our church there are several nice single ladies...if you're interested. Of course I'm in NC and don't know where you're located..but Enjoyed the read...Marty