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Solitude
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Saturday, August 14, 2021    Rated "G" by the Author.
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Solitude

Countless days of solitude
With no real reason why.
You sure can’t say that I intrude
I’m not that kind of guy.

What about the love I feel
That has nowhere to go?
Thought it should have been a steal.
I guess the answer’s “No.”

Carry on, another day-
The miles don’t mean a thing.
Love that I can’t give away-
Is always what I bring.

I’ll close my eyes to all this pain
And never tell a soul.
Silent walking through the rain
Sometimes takes a toll.

Just a little longer now
Keep the eyes still closed.
Let it go for good somehow
No more questions posed.

John H. Bidwell


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 Reviews of "Solitude"
Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on August 15, 2021
I sense the loss of a partner or friend. Someone that you could be comfortable with, but is now gone leaving you only with your own thoughts and no one to bounce them off of. In the last stanza the idea of, "Let it go for good, somehow," seems to bring closure to the solitude and the ability to get out into the fray again.

Ron

Reviewed by Diana Wiles
Reviewed on August 15, 2021
The Universe always needs Love…and love in YOUR Heart helps
to keep the world a kind and loving place as we are all connected…
We can give love away in the smallest ways that can make a big
impact on others…a smile at a stranger…a word with someone
who has no one else to speak to…a kind gesture of giving…
However, I do understand what you say…perhaps just a different
perception would help…
A heartfelt poem that touches the soul…

Best wishes,
Diana…🍀

Reviewed by Felix Perry
Reviewed on August 14, 2021
Nicely stated and anyone who has a broken heart can definately relate.
fee

Reviewed by Kalikiano Kalei
Reviewed on August 14, 2021
I admire your poetic structure here and your resolution to put a REAL 'pome' together properly, John. It's always great to read rhyming poems that not only rhyme, but that are mechanically well-constructed! As for love, well...love is a fleeting aspect of our lives and while a few find it, most do not (they only think they do), so rest assured you're not the least (sic) of the Mohicans in that regard! I myself spent most of my life convinced that my personal 'completion' as a fulfilled person rested (nay, DEPENDED) entirely upon 'finding' that 'right one'. It took me many years to put that adolescent yearning aside and embrace the fact that in a world in which each of us is a solitary, self-complete (for good or bad) entity, we are actually born 'complete' and it's just a matter of discovering that ineluctable fact out for ourselves. And now, excuse me but I need to go pig out on some hygienically EXECRABLE 'comfort food', LoL (part of my own search for perfect 'completion', naturally)! Aloha, -K2


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