Heartfelt gratitude to the editors of Hotel by Masticadores for publishing my poem
on loneliness.
Dear reader, kindly click the link to read the concise poem I hope you enjoy.
Tremulous Afternoon in Airless Rooms by Selma Martin Loneliness: a social pain Clouds in lacey white dresseshurriedly pass o’er rooftopssalaciously …
Tremulous Afternoon in Airless Rooms by Selma Martin
Happy last Friday in August, everyone.
Onward, to Narnia… (well, not quite…)
I wish you miracles.
I’m a simple woman who dares to see the beauty in ordinary. I’d love to connect with you and like pen pals, I want something beautiful to blossom between us. Will you join me? Selma is my middle name. Its meaning—peaceful, complete, are euphoric affirmations I like to think of myself as having. They compliment the joy I feel when I write. I sincerely hope you decide to join me on my writing journey. I Wish You Miracles.
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I wish to transfer from Hotel by Masticadores Website Mich’s comment and keen analysis of the poem here, so that I never forget her words. Thanks so much Mich.
“This poem vividly portrays the isolation of loneliness through a striking metaphor of the natural world. The imagery of clouds and the sun’s disdainful glare against a backdrop of personal despair powerfully contrasts external beauty with internal emptiness. The atmosphere of the “airless room” and the indifferent elements outside reflect a profound sense of disconnection and longing. The poem’s melancholic tone and evocative language capture the essence of feeling unnoticed and trapped in one’s own sorrow.
Thank you so much dear Selma❤️”
Dear readers, please read the poem… Thanks most dearly.
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Wonderful writing Selma 💕
Thanks, Maggie
My pleasure Selma
Lovely write you, Selma. Inspiring words use in. Perfect rhythm!
Thanks for saying. Bless you.
Most welcome, kindness your reply 🙏!
Such a delicate, beautifully-written poem, Selma!
Thanks again, Dawn
Great poem, Selma!
I’m so happy
I’m so happy you enjoyed it dear Chris. Blessings.
Congratulations, going over to read.
Thanks for the support. Robbie. 😚