(Pocket Poetry)
by Skyburner
(Australia)
In shadows deep, where silence reigns, loneliness whispers, soft refrains. A solitary figure, lost in thought, in the labyrinth of solitude, caught.
Echoes bounce off empty walls, in the emptiness, the heart calls. Aching for connection, yearning for touch, in the vast expanse, feeling as such. Stars above, distant and cold, Mirror the loneliness, untold.
Yet in this solitude, a seed may grow, a resilience born from depths below. For in the quiet, truths are found, in loneliness, strength is bound.
And though the night may seem too long, with each dawn, hope’s sweet song.
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About the Author
Skyburner
I am 26-year-old gym trainer with a passion for literature and poetry. Enthusiastic about learning from diverse experiences and people. Combining physical fitness with intellectual pursuits, i finds joy in both training bodies and expanding minds through literature and poetry. Eager to explore and embrace new perspectives.
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