Friday, February 7, 2014

Apart

The problem isn't being alone- or apart.
It is when you find yourself with others, but it doesn't get better.
Oftentimes, it gets worse.

Surrounded by their natural camaraderie, you withdraw.
They unknowingly shut you out-
because you cannot figure how to enter in the first place.

In fading light you watch them.
Mouth dry, throat sticking-
and you know you must recede.

Silent emptiness is cold comfort.
Less exhausting than the din,
still as Death's kiss.

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