Solitary confinement isn't bad for a poet, it's actually a good thing to block everyone out. <br />Forming many sentences, colliding with new ideas is more efficient. <br />Cloistered brain cells have a chance to be opened up interiorly and placed on screens of my mind. <br />Playing with words, making up new ones is great fun for my soul. <br />Enticing new facets and aspects come to light, engaging so much of my intellect, it's so enjoyable and I totally fall into it's lightened abyss. <br />Never minding being alone, it suits my soul and heart to not be reminded of betrayals of other people. <br />Left alone in a quiet solitary confinement suits my personality. <br />Recent goings-on touch and dive into pools of images and memories giving me plenty of food for thought. <br />Liking the motion of rhythm, following and keeping time with my writing is an excellent pain reliever.<br /><br />RoseAnn V. Shawiak<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/quiet-confinement/
