• Jan, Po'try

    Posted on July 30th, 2009

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    Internal Isolato

    When I am alone, I question my life. It teases and it taunts me.
    I sometimes find I’m drifting and trying to understand the hazy vision out of reach.
    It’s always slightly out of sight, where darkness hides the life’s light.
    I often wonder if I’m truly worthy of the life I’ve been blessed.
    I struggle to bring clarity, to focus through the haze, to understand it all.
    While questions bring no solitude, each incident, each moment passed, adds to the next.
    There is a part of me that feels different,
    something that I can’t quite see,
    something that I can’t quite feel.
    I have known and faced many trails. I search through days that have been hard and so unreal.
    I ride this roller-coaster of emotions as I try to make it through another day.
    But this ‘thing’ is always there. I feel so lost and sad at times, angry and unforgiving.
    Whatever it is, whatever caused this feeling, as confused as I feel now, perhaps I make it harder.
    No matter the obstacle, every day holds promise, never knowing why.
    I think the hardest part is, can we ever truly know and understand it all.

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    1. Oracle
      Jul 30th

      Jan,,I am happy to see you published once again,,you deserve this sweet one!!!

    2. Amarie
      Jul 30th

      No we cant Jan.

      N wow such a powerful point of view. i loved the way you combined emotions to write this… Job well done.. much love girl n respect.. holla

    3. Mike Carson
      Jul 31st

      You are starting to scare me Jan…our writing and thinking are so similar…although not such a bad thing at all… ;)

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