Where is I?



Lost in a labyrinthine haze,
I wander through endless days,
Seeking what cannot be found,
Yet ever seeking, I am bound.

The mirage of individuality,
A fleeting dream, a vague reality,
Are we mere copies of our kind,
Or do we bear a unique mind?

A gust of wind, a caress so light,
Whispers of a path, shining bright,
Guiding me closer to my soul,
Towards a destination, unknown.

Time is fleeting, I cannot stay,
Yet I linger, hesitant to stray,
Trapped in the web of life's demands,
Haunted by the fear of unknown lands.

The rushing stream, the towering trees,
A symphony of nature, a sanctuary of peace,
Here, in this serene abode,
I can let go of my heavy load.

In this search for myself,
I have lost sight of life's wealth,
Yet I cling on to survival's thread,
Hoping for a brighter road ahead.

Amidst the chaos, I find my way,
Through the mist, I see a ray,
Of hope, of love, of joy and peace,
Guiding me toward my release.

Though blooming seems an impossible feat,
I take comfort in the journey, bittersweet,
For in the worst and best, I find,
A glimpse of the self, undefined.

About this poem

This poignant poem offers a profound exploration of the complex human experience of loneliness and suffering, revealing the struggle of existing in a world where one's unique perspective can feel isolating and difficult to share. With a poetic voice that captures the depths of this universal emotion, the writer offers a powerful reminder of the importance of connection and understanding in our lives, inspiring us to seek out those rare individuals who truly comprehend our innermost thoughts and feelings.  

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Written on March 09, 2023

Submitted by Mihirkamble16 on March 10, 2023

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Scheme AABB CCDD EEXX FFGG XHII XXJJ FFHH KKDD
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 1,088
Words 239
Stanzas 8
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4, 4

Mihir Kamble

Mihir Kamble is one of the most dedicated in the past 3 years, pursuing his dream to become a psychologist he is always curious about knowing some basic facts about humans and their relationship with the word humanity, and having a clever and conscious lifestyle he decided, instead of accepting an adaptable persona he observes everything around his environment consciously and tried to explain the scenarios which are not observable and not welcome by the less capable mindsets. more…

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