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Solus

There I am
Always the odd one never the same. 
Always isolated never surrounded.

I exist on my own with no friend, with no foe.
Some think it's unruly, no I'm just filled with woe.

On a bad bad day, I cry on my own shoulder. 
On a good good day , I laugh at my own joke.

One hen calls out, "Come join us to gossip ",
Another whispers low, "Eww, she's quite the opposite"

I guess that's true, how much I'm a recluse.
Even the others wonder if I'm of any use.

Oh but how I long for a time when I can share my own stories.
Have people for dinner,  to share banters and glories.

To walk to the market together, to share a good tale,
To spend time at the port, to watch a ship set sail.

But for now I'm a hermit, I exist in my own self.
Maybe one day I'd change 'self' to 'selves'

Copyright © Jess Ica | Year Posted 2026

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