LonelyA Poem by Ryen JamesDo you ever feel lonely? You know what I mean. People but no one hears you talk. Lonely, you know The group talks you speak, But the words go on. The script is cast, But your not in it. Only a word in a margin note. A picture flashes, Are you in it? Yes but in the back Not really seen. Just another face in a shoebox. Just another face barley remembered. Oh, that was they, they say Not really remembering That was they, they say Wondering about. That was they, But who where they That smiled, that laughed That asked but where not answered. Saying a wayward phrase That brought the bleak existence back for a second Like a bare bulb In a sea of lights. Its dull gleam isolated Then lost in the cacophony, Drowned out. Lonely they say. No it cannot be, For there is he and she right next to me. Lonely? It cannot be, Look at the people around me. Lonely I say, For this is what is me This is what I feel But this is not what I be. I am the flower on the wall, The faucet drip, I am what I am now. Never changing practically The same awe, the small light, Drowned in the cacophony, This is what I must be. The soulful, selfish light I am, No matter what, things don’t change & when they do there just the same In the mass, lonely I’ll be But lonely you see will not be me. © 2018 Ryen James |
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Added on September 25, 2018 Last Updated on September 25, 2018 |

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