I know it's cliche to have an untitled poem, but I honestly don't have a name for this one. I cannot possibly express what this poem means to me... It is the most personally meaningful to me.
Searching, never finding.
Seeking, no answers.
Past glories, faded riches.
The slow trickle of precious youth.
Yearning, struggling toward
A vast unattainable dream.
So simple, yet purposely complex.
Dodging, can't avoid the inevitable tumble.
Heart unchecked, passion breaking.
Diaries filled with alternate realities.
Wrote a happier life.
One read, never attained.
Filled with love, bereft of joy.
Love empty, Hope fled.
Bereft of the golden dream.
Crying out in the crowded solitude.
Tears clocked, time spent.
Slowly flowing and fading swiftly away.
Truth be told, calling this Untitled One suited this piece...after reading the poem as well as the blurb above it, it worked for me...we might not be able to know exactly what it is that is so personal to the reader "cannot possibly express what this poem means" to them as it does to you...therefore, it ALL works...great stuff!
'Diaries filled with alternate realities.
Wrote a happier life.
One read, never attained.'
maybe the crux of this piece lies here - Diaries - happier life - never attained
to me 'Diaries' sums the piece up as it seems pivotal here
but I'm no poet...
This is much of a kind of poetry evolved from several random thought and according to me you should better keep it as an "Untitled one" only..as it's looking better in that way!
I loved this write a lot describing the true reality of life and quite appealing too.
A great write overall :)
"crowded solitude" is the best thought I've come across in a while. Very good write. It is certainly interesting to read musings from a past life. I wish I had kept a journal when I was younger, but I didn't start writing seriously until I was 20. Still, it is nostalgic in a sad way, I get that sense here. Reality and dreams are not the same, and time keeps ticking away chances, it reminds me of Prufrock,
"For I have known them all already, known them all---
Have known the evenings, mornings, afternoons,
I have measured out my life with coffee spoons;"