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Disconnected by C. Nichols Monday, July 17, 2006 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
No point to pivot from No base, no beginning Like a kite without a string drifting You go unknown So little people care for dreams Unless they are theirs No one share triumphs Or soothes defeats anymore When life begins to crush There is no one to call Friends are fabulous But most of us Connect only lightly Care only slightly Family is fine and all If you have one You cannot make anyone care About your existence Roaming alone in the fray Bewildered Caught unaware Allowed to go unnoticed Left to stray Stretching again and again Towards connection, meaning Finding only disappointment What does one do When the surface Is not nearly enough? � 2007 C.Blount �

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Reviewed by Susan Sonnen	7/17/2006

been there...excellent description Susan