The Lonely Poet Poem by bryan wallace

The Lonely Poet

Rating: 5.0


A picnic table - Portballintrae sea-front.
The poet sits alone -
Just pencil and notebook for company -
Lost in the typical poet's lonely contemplation.
Quiet observations of passing life -
Ideas form and inspiration ingrains in my mind
From which I'll create my next new masterpiece!

Couples walk past hand in hand,
Mums and Dads have picnics with their weans,
Dog-walkers stop for a chat,
Pensioners sit and talk over past glories.
And still I sit - lost in thought -
Buried deep in my mind.
Will I ever break through this loneliness?
This loneliness of body and spirit.

Sunday, September 28, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: life
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sandra Feldman 28 September 2014

Wonderful poem! Feelings reach far beyond the reading and the print. Who knows, it may be your masterpiece. In any case a pretty darn good creation, fully understood the inlaid sentiments. Poets don't Vant to be alone like Garbo, but they are.

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