the curse of loneliness
a stream-of-consciousness poem
so there are they and me sitting on the other side of the rainbow in reversed chairs it's a place where no one dares to look because they're afraid of seeing something that could shatter their perspective that's why their point of view remains stagnant untouched for decades they've buried themselves in the shadows of their shallow existence relentlessly pursuing the goals of the next generation while neglecting their own it's as if they gave up on their own lives the moment they created their younger reflection in the mirror and that's something I'll never understand
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Moon Desert
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BA in Cultural Studies
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my second life
I alone venture to the places where nobody dares to glance where I witness the sight of ugliness or shame suppressed deep within revealing itself here I witness strips of exquisite beauty concealed beneath a veil of grey there is much to be said about these neglected gardens and weathered walls adorned with worn-out blue wooden doors that stretch along desolate side streets unseen by others it is only me captivated by the peculiar afternoon light casting eerie shadows upon the cemetery of forsaken souls poised to embark on yet another journey devoid of even a glimmer of hope
By Moon Desertabout a year ago in Poets
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Spectacular and superbly written!!!❤️❤️💕