Tag Archives: Alone
Poem of the Day 10.18.23.
. Where are all the runners today? And the walkers With their dogs, and little plastic bags, or spouses, or strollers . . . The paths are deserted though thickly carpeted, beige with splotches of gold maple leaves, damp but … Continue reading
Necessary Soul Searching . . .
. Another month of alone means finding a new home within. .
poem of the day (2.12.17)
. The roads are iced this morning keeping me inside I may not shower I may merely sip tea I may linger by the window in solidarity. . .
2017.
. IN the year 2017 I told myself to leave Fear in its own cave, and Fear to leave me alone – Alone being preferable, I now know . . . Soups spiced to my own palate Sleep dreamed to … Continue reading
pioneering
. The window is open, cool rain air blowing in. I don’t mind it cooling my skin. The colorless sky, the whole street view dimmed near greyscale like my slight view of you, like the fog of my not knowing … Continue reading
Condensation of sole . . .
. Consider Alone: independence versus loneliness, the vigil at a bus stop early in the morning, sun dawning with your yawn, you step up and into the bus then with the rest of us still holding the weight of the … Continue reading
From the Perimeter . . . 
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