I love this. Maybe I’m getting more used to your style, but your poems just seem to spark a resonance more with every one I read Yassy. I see a slim volume, hardback, bound with antique decorated exterior, with poems like this one occupying a small central decorated panel on a single page. Tony 🙂
Good to hear from you. You know I am missing you. Your presence here us comforting , you are a thorough gentleman. And I feel honoured that you like my work. Wow , thanks.
Wow in return, Thanks. I am also honoured. But I only speak what I feel. I’m still here for 2 weeks then fly south with the birds… but I will still be following just a very few blogs using Ulingana, so we’ll stay in touch. The internet is a bit random in Zambia as there has been drought and a lot of electric is hydro. But hopefully we will have rains (pray!!) so the crops will grow this year and also water the internet 🙂 kindest thoughts.
Solitude is a great thing, maybe we don’t get as long as we hope because too much will eventually make us become antisocial and out of touch ? Having said that the short poem I posted today encourages as much solitude as possible! Life is very paradoxical indeed! 😊Great poem, I can’t wait to read more🤗
yaskhan 
Solitude never offers a long stay. Thoughtful poem. Very fine.
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Yup. You are right. Thanks for writing in .
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Quality deserves comment
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Mahn, I love your poems.
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Thanks Mahn!!
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Reblogged this on Orthometry.
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I love this. Maybe I’m getting more used to your style, but your poems just seem to spark a resonance more with every one I read Yassy. I see a slim volume, hardback, bound with antique decorated exterior, with poems like this one occupying a small central decorated panel on a single page. Tony 🙂
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Good to hear from you. You know I am missing you. Your presence here us comforting , you are a thorough gentleman. And I feel honoured that you like my work. Wow , thanks.
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Wow in return, Thanks. I am also honoured. But I only speak what I feel. I’m still here for 2 weeks then fly south with the birds… but I will still be following just a very few blogs using Ulingana, so we’ll stay in touch. The internet is a bit random in Zambia as there has been drought and a lot of electric is hydro. But hopefully we will have rains (pray!!) so the crops will grow this year and also water the internet 🙂 kindest thoughts.
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Yes, we will pray for the rains and the people of Zambia
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You know tan sen who could bring the rain with his music, you must do that with your melody , maybe your presence will open the heavens .God bless.
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I think often the moments of solitude is eaten up by a fear of loneliness… love the thoughts and thanks for visiting my blog.
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Solitude is a great thing, maybe we don’t get as long as we hope because too much will eventually make us become antisocial and out of touch ? Having said that the short poem I posted today encourages as much solitude as possible! Life is very paradoxical indeed! 😊Great poem, I can’t wait to read more🤗
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Reblogged this on richwrapper and commented:
wow. make words word well past their limits, you, yassy, write so well.
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Thank you Richie rapper.
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You are so easily appreciated, and your comments as well!
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My blessing in rich wrappings.
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mil gracias m’lady!
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De nada
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Y’all know how to make a lady feel nice. Thank you. Stay safe. Eat well your kales salad
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Solitude becomes gratitude ,only happiness is the key
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It sure is .
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I can feel this one
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Oh yeah. Thanks.
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This is a nice reflective piece.
Done so well with a sparsity of words.
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