Long Reclusiveness Poems

In a twinkling gaze, when all is said and due
In repertoire of wealth, your lack diminish but rue
Stepping into the new horizon, negativity is set to crunch
Praying for the very next sparkle, the sparkles of...

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 In the realm where hearts entwine,
Where love's whispers intertwine,
There exists a sacred place,
Where silence dons an ethereal grace.

Maybe that's why words, you see,
Abide on meanings you can't foresee,
When two souls find solace in a...

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This place is always a little lonely 
At the weekends...no noise and life, 
I like solitude, 
But not in places 
Where's there's recently been 
A lot of people.

Reclusiveness protects you 
From nostalgia, 
And you can...

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Slowly I am lowered to the bottom of the well.

Light from above grows dim.

Darkness envelops me.

I sink deeper, drowning in waters of hopeless dispair.

Robe and slippers- my only comfort.

Personal hygiene- too great a task.

Only the...

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QUEEN OF BOTH LIGHTS

Ah yes....Venus! Queen of both evening and first light.
Air of my breath, blood of my heart, 
cause of my sight.
If from stardust made thee we...then, 
are thou our sister or our mother...

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I fade into shadows of loneliness,
And disappear where the darkness now falls.
Silence I seek, not from reclusiveness,
Rather a guise when the emptiness  calls.
How long the prisoner of sanity?
Humbled by the still coldness of the...

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I am a stranger. My reclusiveness
And painful lonesomeness in my exile
Is severe. But yet in my aloofness
I contemplate an unknown charming isle
And this meditation surfeits my dreams
With specters of great and distant lands that
My eyes...

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