Inside & Out

Inside & Out

A Poem by Marc

How soft a bed and warm a house.

The world is mine�"no disagreement here. 

Only my own self to abide.

Dreams float in heavenly tiers. 


The air outside splits and gorges 

Pinpricks of lead unto hot brittle skin. 

Unknown lands with unknown clans discourage 

Idle visits into dangerous inns.


Yet the same fear turns to excitement 

When people gather: cheer, laughter resounds 

Through hillsides and chatter lightens my 

Dulled mood, booming goodwill surrounds.


Inside we find safety in ourselves, yet 

Outside there is communion, I forget. 

© 2021 Marc


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I love my little house and its comfort for me, but I have missed socializing...I want us to be able
to open up again....
I always liked my place as a hideaway, but I have been hid away a bit too long.
Inside wanting to be out.
I really like this piece.
j.

Posted 3 Years Ago


The external world can indeed be a dangerous place when compared to one's own comfy retreat. The last two lines indicate what the speaker has learned about this dichotomy. A wise piece here.

Posted 3 Years Ago



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Added on April 20, 2021
Last Updated on April 20, 2021
Tags: introversion, homebody, alone, friendship