I’d like to walk there again.
It was so lonely — a nice kind of loneliness,
and all grass and clover and soft sea air.
– C.S. Lewis, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, The Chronicles of Narnia
Source: Quote – Schonwiener. Photo: Newthom
I can't sleep…
I’d like to walk there again.
It was so lonely — a nice kind of loneliness,
and all grass and clover and soft sea air.
– C.S. Lewis, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, The Chronicles of Narnia
Source: Quote – Schonwiener. Photo: Newthom
Hold a magnifying glass to this relentless, unsympathetic city.
And we find ourselves, lonely, but never alone.
We make our way.
We choose our paths.
We decide who we are.
Pulled and pushed in the silence of our thoughts.
While on side streets named for those forgotten.
Preoccupied with universal struggles that seem so unique.
We ask the questions that aren’t always answered.
Who am I?
Who will I be?
What have I become?
We arrive, and the innocence is bliss, but fleeting,
As we learn the truths of being human.
We are the loved, and the unloved.
The wanted, and the forlorn.
And in those moments between the light and the darkness
We find ourselves, lonely, but never alone.
~ Paul Riccio & Molly Finley
Credits: Thank you Swissmiss