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Alienation

I guess we’ve all met the kind

who unwind at the bar

after travelling far.

Their journeys by car

are of time and of space,

but their faces reveal

that the distance they feel

is not one of miles;

it’s rather the smiles

of separation from self

which light up their eyes

with whys that inspire

a wish to enquire

Where are they from?

Where are they bound?

What have they found?

 

Could it be,

that like me,

they are lost?

 

© James Rainsford 2010

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Nov 14, 2010
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