I wish I could return
To sweet oblivion,
To those sweet,
Quiet moments
In which everything
Mattered yet nothing
Quite did,
Where reality treated
You better than
Your recurrent dreams,
And the world
Stood still
Only for you;
Something tells me
I am already there,
Stuck in another
Version of unvarying time,
For no two moments
Of surreal solitude
Can ever be alike.
©Aaysid
“He really had been through death, but he had returned because he could not bear the solitude.”
Gabriel García Márquez, One Hundred Years of Solitude
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Lovely! ❤️
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Thank you, John. 😊
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☺️❤️
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Powerful and so true. Love it.💕
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Thank you, dear Grace.😊
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You’re welcome, Aaysid.💕
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to quote peter cetera solitude solitaire no one will ever find me there.
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Wise lyrics.👍🏼
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“surreal solitude” – Love this phrase, Aaysid. These moments we cannot plan, it seems. Probably just as well. ✨
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Thank you, Michele. 😊🌸
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That’s one blissful write, Aaysid. Indeed, that stillness is always operating, even when we are unaware. 😊
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Thank you so much, Jeff.😊
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You’re most welcome, Aaysid. Always. 😊
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I like this reminds me of a personality walking away from me as if he could disappear into the purple mist of my hallucination. Probably wildly misconstrued but definitely enjoyed the poem. Thanks, for the read.
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Your interpretation is beautiful. Thank you for sharing. 🙂
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They never can, Aaysid. Even the perspective of solitude is ever-changing. Beautiful words as always. 🙂
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Thank you so much, Terveen.😊
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Love this Aaysid!
💕
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I am so glad. Thank you.😊
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You’re so welcome❣️
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