Alone. Poem by James McLain

James McLain

James McLain

From Tampa Florida And Still Living Near By

Alone.

Rating: 5.0


Love,
can it become stronger in death..
living in death with her alone.
I sit alone,
It drifts all around me.. you..
Feelings there they aren't both the same.
I coquetted all, they sway me not, wishing to drink alone
each and all but one, touched by all, seeing none alone one..is
People watch me, as do you alone, with others some I knew
none like you, alone, even inside of you but one alone.
Adornment is wines last bottle to nurse you, none found you
out, I did alone to fear deaths lusty touch alone, in bed alone.
I know you will be alone when you read this, alone has the tail
laid against your one eye, feeling heaven fly bye, home alone.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Nivedita Bagchi SPC UK 07 January 2010

13 Alones are there…and these Alones are Conglomerate All. But sure it mustn’t be unlucky but Lucky Thirteen… Is it so? Ms. Nivedita UK

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left alone and forgotten 22 April 2009

great poem! ! ! 10++ good job!

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Karla Bardanza 22 April 2009

Alone we are all the time! Great lines I can see here! 10++++++++++

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James McLain

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From Tampa Florida And Still Living Near By
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