Poems About: ISOLATION

In this page, poems on / about “isolation” are listed.

  • 37.
    ! ! ! ! A Path for Self realization! ! ! !

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    Mamta Agarwal
  • 38.
    Speaking of

    Speaking of love
    (to give insulation
    through the coolness
    of winter) read more »

    Rosemary Wilson
  • 39.
    Modern Day Poet

    deep thinker
    heavy drinker
    soft spoken
    heart broken read more »

    Tony Hernandez
  • 40.
    Simply Ended

    Everything has just ended
    I am stranded in this isolation
    Isolation, it is to be
    I feel my heart pain so much read more »

    Rohit Sapra
  • 41.
    Without Fear

    As I live in this one great nation
    I will not live in fear or in isolation
    I will not become any braver or any bolder
    When I see no one, when I peer over my shoulder. read more »

    Randy McClave
  • 42.
    The One Escape

    Seven feet high.
    Five feet across.
    Infinite room to die.
    The walls will keep you safe from the others read more »

    Alex Pyle
  • 43.
    The Subconscious Shield

    Inside of each of us,
    Is our own protective defense.
    Providing protection from hurt (and truth) ,
    By means of isolation and separation, read more »

    Peter Vector
  • 44.
    Keeping Up Appearances

    Darkness appears to be the absence of light
    but absence of darkness is not light.

    Misery appears to be the absence of happiness read more »

    David Taylor
  • 45.
    Abandoned

    Cracks on the wall spread
    Like tentacles of fading memories
    Separating each grain from the surface
    For gusts of wind to carry. read more »

    Arpita Phukan Biswas
  • 46.
    My Utopia ~*~ Pantoum ~*~

    A slumber did my spirit seal
    In the dark recesses of my mind;
    To a planet far more surreal
    Where a Dali clock tells the time. read more »

    Kristin Nicole RothDavis
  • 47.
    Deep, Dark, Dismay

    Cold is my heart and dull are my thoughts,
    My soul is trapped in memories far gone,
    Emotions elude me, my feelings are numb,
    And my spirit cries out for it's freedom. read more »

    Emily Reid
  • 48.
    the island that anger makes

    because the past is rude
    and always angry
    at me i also learned to be
    one like it read more »

    RIC S. BASTASA
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