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For The Loneliness

There's one remedy,
If one tries to grab the solitude-
I approach to Antarctic,
Seals disturb me.

The strugle for own's existence,
vividly appears-
Blood spreads among the bondings,
So common are the incidents.

The pack hunts down,
scream spills in the air-
Union is the sense of intimacy,
these exhibit the courage.

Antarctic can't be lonely,
In search of eternal solitude-
I grab my index,
And there lies the space.

Might be a good reason,
To touch the sevens-
Is high for the rest,
I shall lower it.

Cross-bars of strength,
Are there in space-
They peep out our works,
We are just the viewee.

I can just remain still,
Watching them watch us-
Watch us in our works,
Position our sound as well.

Being alive,
Being social-
One wouldn't grab the solitude,
The one I wanted.

It's true,
Nature teases the being-
In sounds,
In flames.

I seek the solitude,
which is lonely within-
The morphology,
And the mentality.

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