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(People Alone) Maybe it's normal...maybe it's not, maybe, i overdo it....yet, i still do it. i always think of things to come ...at day time....even late nights, thinking too much of my children my children's children...my siblings i even think of my siblings' brood my dear friends and their worries ...thinking how i can help them. ....later, i get weary....fed up at times, exhausted from worrying......wondering how i could remedy even a bit....when my hands are not that long to reach out. ........................................... then, i think of people who live alone, their thoughts...their predicaments. there are those who enjoy and progress in their solitude....then there are those who are given no choice, forced.......or suddenly found themselves in that space....souls that cope with consequences, alone at nights...while their frustrations breathe on them...and stare back at them. some end up too absorbed in their own darkness. ........................................ those lovely night falls...those resplendent moon-glowed nights, are joined...stained by silent lamentations.....muffled cries, yet...playing loud as thunder, in the high open air... ......................................... moments of hiding and seeking linger on, they try to seek some fun, yet, their ghosts, make them run, whether in the dark, or under the bright sun. weary eyelids become heavy, like those of a swan sleep teases like evil...a bit of painful memory, and it's gone ...one's night is done... .......................................... and, i realize as i think along these lines, my worries are just pebbles, not big stones like theirs that whir, over and over, like a drone. ........................ whether with company, or on their own they are people alone... Sally Copyright October 24, 2017 rrab
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Feb 10, 2018
Feb 10, 2018 at 8:07 PM UTC
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(People Alone) Maybe it's normal...maybe it's not, maybe, i overdo it....yet, i still do it. i always think of things to come ...at day time....even late nights, thinking too much of my children my children's children...my siblings i even think of my siblings' brood my dear friends and their worries ...thinking how i can help them. ....later, i get weary....fed up at times, exhausted from worrying......wondering how i could remedy even a bit....when my hands are not that long to reach out. ........................................... then, i think of people who live alone, their thoughts...their predicaments. there are those who enjoy and progress in their solitude....then there are those who are given no choice, forced.......or suddenly found themselves in that space....souls that cope with consequences, alone at nights...while their frustrations breathe on them...and stare back at them. some end up too absorbed in their own darkness. ........................................ those lovely night falls...those resplendent moon-glowed nights, are joined...stained by silent lamentations.....muffled cries, yet...playing loud as thunder, in the high open air... ......................................... moments of hiding and seeking linger on, they try to seek some fun, yet, their ghosts, make them run, whether in the dark, or under the bright sun. weary eyelids become heavy, like those of a swan sleep teases like evil...a bit of painful memory, and it's gone ...one's night is done... .......................................... and, i realize as i think along these lines, my worries are just pebbles, not big stones like theirs that whir, over and over, like a drone. ........................ whether with company, or on their own they are people alone... Sally Copyright October 24, 2017 rrab
"People alone may go very fast But maybe not so far Playing alone is still solitaire Remember people alone May reach for a love but only half as well People alone may seem satisfied How can they tell" (People Alone-----sang by Randy Crawford)
sally-a-bayan
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Feb 10, 2018
Feb 10, 2018 at 8:07 PM UTC
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