Strength In Solitude Poem by Micron Jan

Strength In Solitude

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Sometimes it's tough, being a loner, I say,
When others around drift and fade away.
Yet in the quiet, deep inside,
A hidden strength begins to rise.

You walk down crowded streets alone,
Yet in your heart, a power is grown.
No one to turn to, no one to share,
You learn to thrive with courage to spare.

"I like being alone, " you say with pride,
For solitude teaches, guides, and provides.
In your own company, you find your way,
Growing stronger with each passing day.

Monday, June 29, 2009
Topic(s) of this poem: lonely
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
moarge moarge 29 June 2009

not really bro. Being lonely is a choice you make...I am a loner but it's part of me. I am recluse so it's acceptable. I think you just need to get used to it. Getting used to everything is getting alive I must say. But you are right indeed, to be alone is melancholic if you won't appreciate the silence between yourself and the things around you that you can indulge yourself into.

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