Three short poems toying with the idea of being or feeling disconnected:
I.
my heart’s aflutter
as I knock on the door,
and it resonates
like never before;
he might not be there,
but I am not sure,
for a knock this sturdy
should be hard to ignore,
unless you don’t want to
be friends anymore!
II.
I shall have to miss
her yet another call
I am, after all,
lost in the rhythm
of this drawn-out fall.
III.
as I clean out my desk
I can hardly gloat-
most of the people
in my life
have been nothing
but a number
on a post-it note!
Β©Aaysid
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All three are fantastically creative, Aaysid. Love them all. π
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Thank you, Jeff. π You are too kind.π
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Youβre welcome, Aaysid. Always. π€
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Brilliant Aaysid!
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That’s so kind of you. Thank you, Vignesh.
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Welcome π
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Wonderful! There is something about the third one that is sad, liberating, and filled with gratitude.
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Wow, thank you so much, Mark! π
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All three are undeniable truths in their own ways. Experience and wisdom speak well. π
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Thank you so much, Terveen. π
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Thank you.
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