
Writing delirium's quatrina
The enigmatic spirit of loneliness, the mystery of isolation, The weight of unwavering solitude—how can we bridge the gap? From the words of the lost, we learn, From the shadows of unyielding night: Where love's strength lies in our hearts. We must not allow our souls to fade from sight.
For those who long for someone else, the absence of connection is palpable, The cold breath of isolation—this pain that stretches on endless day, A thousand miles apart but the same end—how can we cope? For those who seek to be with others, it's a never-ending quest, It calls for love and grace: Yet in what realm does this transpire?"
With these quatrina, written of a woman whose mind wanders, She finds solace in the vastness of her breath—A soul that longs to find its home, yet it is unaware.
For those who lose, they too lose their way, Their souls must endure endless night—Yet love's strength lies not in their fleeting hours, But in the enduring bonds they form. For those who seek connection, they can count on love and grace—Where light and shadow meet, warmth and cold converge.
For those who remain, yet they too find solace in this absence—Their soul finds its home in the embrace of others' love, Yet within this bond, their own strength is only weak.
Writing delirium's quatrina
The enigmatic spirit of loneliness, the mystery of isolation, The weight of unwavering solitude—how can we bridge the gap? From the words of the lost, we learn, From the shadows of unyielding night: Where love's strength lies in our hearts. We must not allow our souls to fade from sight.
For those who long for someone else, the absence of connection is palpable, The cold breath of isolation—this pain that stretches on endless day, A thousand miles apart but the same end—how can we cope? For those who seek to be with others, it's a never-ending quest, It calls for love and grace: Yet in what realm does this transpire?"
With these quatrina, written of a woman whose mind wanders, She finds solace in the vastness of her breath—A soul that longs to find its home, yet it is unaware.
For those who lose, they too lose their way, Their souls must endure endless night—Yet love's strength lies not in their fleeting hours, But in the enduring bonds they form. For those who seek connection, they can count on love and grace—Where light and shadow meet, warmth and cold converge.
For those who remain, yet they too find solace in this absence—Their soul finds its home in the embrace of others' love, Yet within this bond, their own strength is only weak.
Writing delirium's quatrina
The enigmatic spirit of loneliness, the mystery of isolation, The weight of unwavering solitude—how can we bridge the gap? From the words of the lost, we learn, From the shadows of unyielding night: Where love's strength lies in our hearts. We must not allow our souls to fade from sight.
For those who long for someone else, the absence of connection is palpable, The cold breath of isolation—this pain that stretches on endless day, A thousand miles apart but the same end—how can we cope? For those who seek to be with others, it's a never-ending quest, It calls for love and grace: Yet in what realm does this transpire?"
With these quatrina, written of a woman whose mind wanders, She finds solace in the vastness of her breath—A soul that longs to find its home, yet it is unaware.
For those who lose, they too lose their way, Their souls must endure endless night—Yet love's strength lies not in their fleeting hours, But in the enduring bonds they form. For those who seek connection, they can count on love and grace—Where light and shadow meet, warmth and cold converge.
For those who remain, yet they too find solace in this absence—Their soul finds its home in the embrace of others' love, Yet within this bond, their own strength is only weak.
Writing delirium's quatrina