Never alone

Never Alone
Noticed I was all alone today
But realized I never felt alone
Now I can log on the computer
Instead of going for the phone

It’s wonderful when people visit
And I love my phone calls too
But now I have this special place
To come and visit with all of you

I can take the extra time in here
To say it with a poem or rhyme
To sit and think what’s in my soul
Where I am not hurried for time

Where I can take a moment out
To think of how I want to reply
And when something touches me
I can unashamedly just sit and cry

Things I would never say in person
For it’s easier to say in written words
Because you my very special friends
Have heard what no one else has heard

I can come to you with anything
No matter how silly, real or unreal
You’re always there to show you care
And just let me express how I feel

It seems it is easier to talk to you
Than with any one else that I know
For I can let my guard down here
And let all of my emotions show

So I thank you all for being here
And I count you as treasured friends
I hope I will always be here for you
And I pray this kinship never ends

~A

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  1. I like this poem very much. That is what I like most about seniorchatters; being able to express what I feel inside, without fear. That is also what I appreciate when reading someone else’s blog.
    Thank you for sharing moggy.

    1. lovely to read your tales about hop picking,if i try to write as much as you i will still be here christmas day,but i,ll have a go. I lived on a farm at Bells Yew Green,we had 2 hop gardens ,life was quiet untill the hop pickers arrived,they soon livened the place up,my brother and i was allowed to sit round the fire in the evening and have a sing song with them. As you will know it was a tradition to tip pickers into the bin on the last day,i chose the wrong lad ,he was on the large side,and not very happy,cannot repeat what he called me,i did a silly thing,ran along the river,had he caught me i feel sure iwould have been thrown in but round the bend hidden by trees was a bridge i was able to hide there, he gaveup in the end, and the day they went home,so i got away with it