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Category Archives: Loneliness
Larder
Welcome back to Poetry Monday. Hope you all survived the weekend weather, and are ready to face a new week refreshed by your break. We all need a repository to help nourish us through lean times, as the following poem … Continue reading
Posted in America, Books and Literature, Family, friendship, Loneliness, Poetry, Relatioships
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Good Fences
Welcome back to Poetry Monday. Hope your weekend was restorative. Here is your poem to get your week off to (hopefully) a good start. Be well, stay safe. Good Fences We used to live next to a hoarding crazy ladywho … Continue reading
Posted in Health and wellness, Loneliness, Mental Health, Poetry, Relatioships, Thoughts & Musings
Tagged France, Homeless
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Loneliness
I received a phone call last night from one of my older friends to tell me that her dog had just died. I expressed my sympathy, but she caught me at a bad time, so we didn’t have a very … Continue reading
Posted in America, friendship, Health and wellness, Loneliness, Relatioships, Religion, Thoughts & Musings
Tagged Philosophy
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The Comfort of Water
This Monday starts the beginning of a short work week for most of us, but not so short that we can forego the comfort of the Poem of the Week. Here it is, transporting us to the Algarve, and another … Continue reading
Posted in Loneliness, Poetry, Thoughts & Musings, Travel
Tagged fishing, Portugal, The Algarve
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One
It’s another Monday, following an eventful week. That means it’s Poetry Monday. The title of today’s poem, though not dealing with the issues facing us today, embodies the wish that many of us have for our country. Be well, be … Continue reading
Posted in America, Loneliness, Poetry, Thoughts & Musings, Travel
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A Defeat
It’s Poetry Monday, and here is another selection from Maps, the poetry collection about travel and the common themes that introspection on the road can give to all of us. a defeat pulling into a new city, cloud-muted dawn thin … Continue reading
Posted in America, Books and Literature, Loneliness, Poetry, Thoughts & Musings, Travel
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Childhood Disappointment
Posted in America, Children, Humor, Loneliness, Photography, Thoughts & Musings
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Across the Water
It’s Monday morning, and time for another poem in the Map series on travel and discovery. When we leave home, we find new vistas to capture our imagination with their novelty. More importantly, we discover about that which is inside … Continue reading
Posted in America, friendship, Happiness, Loneliness, Poetry, Thoughts & Musings, Travel
Tagged Beaches, Water
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A Defeat
Welcome back to Poetry Monday, Hope you had a good woo weekend. Here is another poem for you to start your week. a defeat pulling into a new city, cloud-muted dawn thin as patience after sleepless train night. collapsed into … Continue reading
Posted in friendship, Loneliness, Poetry, Travel
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