A FREAK TO COMPANY

by CHARLES A. ROBINSON - Not entered

Were I well read, could I show you words you knew to communicate this sick feeling.
Hands,
sap retreat from a leafs autumn.
Face, 
frozen in grief.
Solar plexus,
unsettled, cover with concrete.
How stiffly I comunicate now.
Let no one in to see the pain. Pass no burden, Cursed to roam.
A freak to company.

Reason for writing:

    I had broken up with a girl friend. I go through long periods of being alone, with no real close intimatcy. 
When I find some one I can really be close with, it really opens my true loving self. I am much more light 
and open and am able to express Love to people because I'm not carrying around all the pain of aloneness which 
becomes so heavy when I spend too much time alone. I love deep intimacy and when I'm with out it. I can't open up 
to people, I feel it would be just too much pain for them to handle. And because I open up deep I'm very selective
who I open up to. But if I'm in a deep relationship, I'm able to share the good feelings I'm receivng and giving in
my relationship. Probably common knowledge to most people. But to me relationships that I value are rarely found. 
So when they are lost, it's a horrible feeling to return to my lonely hell.   
heavy and painful, so I hide my feeling (at least try to but the greif is written all over my face.    

Birth sign: Not entered
Date created: 1995-09-30 18:10:46
Last updated: 2021-02-26 11:13:38
Poem ID: 27866

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