Always Alone
No matter who you are with or where you are in life. Loneliness rides along.
Does it matter in which direction I look?
An onslaught of noise takes aim from every lane.
The chatter, the flash, the distraction.
I can’t block, deflect or absorb anymore.
Is it running away or stepping into the clear?
Trudging through the rich snow is an uphill battle.
But I must find the stars.
A bitter cold of solitude that brings such warmth.
A calming forest night that lasts perpetually.
The only what I hear is the blowing sheet of snowdrift.
Imagination is a separate country that I have yet to discover.
A most heavy truth weighs on me.
There are no virtuous lies that will save me.
The most real things in the world are things we don’t see.
Only now I realize.
I’ve always been alone.
About the Creator
David Fournier
I am a writer, poet and performance artist. My whole life I have loved the beauty of words, whether I'm writing them into a narrative or using them to make silly voices. I am poised to publish my first book and kids series.
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