Celeste
Celeste prefers the comfort of solitude
Often the ways of the world and the warps that follow
Are too much to endure
She entertains an occasional interlude
Yet, companionship a two edged sword may ring hollow
Being alone can cure
An occasional slip of habit of ritual and rite
Like an out of town trip, a secret note is written, contrite
Moments soon forgotten, held like a sign made in jest
Forever remember, her silent laughter, Celeste
Poetry by Chaucer Whethers
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Written on 2024-12-09 at 15:36
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