Alone but not lonely

It's wrong to confuse being alone with loneliness; one is voluntarily embarked on the other isn't!

By Stanley Collymore

 

I much prefer my own company; it’s a matter of

personal choice, for I like the peace of mind

that it evidently affords me. The chance

to hear myself think and not have to

listen endlessly and uninterestedly to

the garrulous garbage of blithering idiots.

So why then, under these well-known

circumstances, don’t you respect

my preferred privacy and

sensibly leave me

permanently

alone?

 

© Stanley V. Collymore

7 January 2011.