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Alone
January 28, 2016
A big round of applause for Riley Preston and his poem Alone. I agree with him when he says,"Alone-but not lonely..." you can be alone, but that doesn't mean you feel lonely. He uses words to paint a picture in your head to imagine the same thing he is feeling and seeing. I found the poem to open my mind about being alone, but not feeling alone.Thank you Riley for expressing your emotions to everyone, so that we can share the same feelings you felt.
© Alyssa S., Bethesda, MD
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