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Relationship with Loneliness Poem

  • Lit Liz
  • Aug 18
  • 1 min read

We all have a relationship

with loneliness.

That's a universal

experience

we all relate.

 

My relationship

is healing. 


At first

every morning

I woke alone

and feel the dull ache

gnawing in my chest. 

My eyes closed

sleep laced.

Refusing to 

crack open

before work. 


After work

the uneasiness

settles in my legs. 

Restlessly trembling,

kicking awake.  

Boading balls

swirling in

my palms. 

YouTube blaring 

through the speakers. 


Why can't I sleep?

Because loneliness

buckles my will. 

When I want to sleep

it keeps me awake. 

When I want to wake

it keeps me in slumber. 


Why is it so hard

to be alone?


Because we are 

social animals.

It's integrated

into our brains.

We hunger

for connection. 


But why not

be alone?

We die alone.


Go backpacking

deep in the woods. 

Be alone. 

Reflect on 

your thoughts.

They will come. 

Haunt you.

Taunt you. 

But confront them

all the same. 

Find out why

you're so unlikable

in your own skin. 


You're amazing. 

Because you were born.

That's it. 

Take this knowledge

with you

Please. 


I don't want you

to feel lonely

when you're alone

just like I was.  


A solitary person sits on a wooden bench in a misty forest at dawn, surrounded by soft light and swirling fog that represents restless thoughts. It conveys healing and quiet reflection in solitude.
Created using AI Night Café Studio

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