Solitude Poem by Raberst Hemago
Solitude
I've grown to favor solitude,
No longer does solace visit me.
No longer must I succumb to others
Nor endure the insensitive,
When I'm in solitude.
In lieu, I now theorize
And find my own dimension,
Where succor roams in abundance.
And compassion is found in the wind.
Lament falls from the trees; no longer does it burden one.
Pique is never inflicted, and
We're ravished by rays of the sun.
My cordial home could never be replicated by man.
I stand at the crossroads of two reversed lands.
When I'm in solitude.
The word 'Solitude' always attracts me, so has your poem. It's beautiful, I gave it 10/10. The very first stanza makes an innocent declaration. This should be a great delight to the silence seekers to read this. The second and the third stanzas give an insight to the bliss of solitude, well described. The last stanza is a poetic philosophy, the readers should feel strong empathy when they wear your shoes.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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4/26/2024 11:34:34 AM # 1.0.0.1119
A well articulated and nicely penned piece in poetic diction. Solitude can bring the desired peace of mind and can as well provide a conductive environment for creativity. Lovely. Thanks for sharing. Please read and rate my poem MANDELA - THE IMMORTAL ICON.