A beautiful collaborative poem I participated in recently about loneliness. I am honored to have been included among such talented poets.
I have always been here, among the lonely people. Despite having people around me, my battles exist within my head and body. To you, I may look normal, but on the inside is a scene entirely different. My constant companions are sadness, frustration, exhaustion — even a fortified fortress to shield me from what the world has and could continue to do to me. Those walls isolate me from my family. The shadows are filled with creatures that know how to hurt me if I move too close. So, you see, I am one of the lonely people. But I am not alone.
Sarah Doughty)
All the Lonely People—
they converge,
invisible at intersections
of Life and Death,
strangely untouched by hands of those
simpatico.
How can it be that so many similar
do exist while lost
to one another?
All the Lonely People—
they are unalone, and yet
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