Alone

So lonely you think in this world full of humanity,
Abundance of nature too vague for your company?
This flow of flesh and blood not enough to satiate these eyes?
Called the existence itself a dragging bore at times?

So lonely you think in this world full of humanity,
No care too nice to care about?
The senses not engulfed yet in bliss?
Nor the passes seem worthy of a glance?

So lonely you think in this world full of humanity,
The fixations too frivolous for a momentary fix?
The praises mere sounds too hollow?
The worshipping satellites are a revolving jinx?

So lonely you think in this world full of humanity,
Frail gravity tugs, withdrawn yet from earth?
Nor the breeze embrace too close?
Placcid daydreams seems more vibrant than the dancing dolls?

So lonely you think in this world full of humanity,
The distant voices too loud than the near whispers?
Promises made not bear a semblence truth?
Innards wriggle at the scent of love?

So lonely you think in this world full of humanity,
Seek not what you dare to seek?
Dream not deep for the reality to sink?
Found whom then, when you carefully pick?