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Fragmented, Too

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Alone, empty.
Apart, void.
Separately, fragmented.
Individually, nothing.
Not thinking, not feeling, not caring, just...existing.
Existing, yes, but in the basest sense — not truly being.

Together, we are no longer empty, void, fragmented.
We are replete.
We are meaningful.
We are whole.
Together, we are everything.
Together, we are.
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Comments

Some of the best things come in small packages. Very well done!
It's really really beautifully written. Wonderful piece.
U can re read & re read it and each time it evokes different emotions. Eloquently written. Well Done!
thanks, Maggie, I really enjoy that.
I have to admit I like Mr. Knight's comment "For a poem, that was not bad"...obviously the man took lessons in flattery...you know sometimes you can judge the success of a piece by the quality of the comments it generates, and in this case you're an unqualified success...and yeah, you couldn't have done it alone...
i find it's hard to write something that, with just a few words, says so much. somehow, you managed. extraordinary.
I hate leaving comments as I never know what to write that others before me haven't already conveyed, so all I will say is 'Loved it!'
Very nice!
Very nicely done!
This is a poem that would fit very well in a paperback, lying on the night stand. Once in a while it'd be read and remind the people out there what it's all about. I can fit this poem not only to a relationship between two, but the humanity itself.
We Like! TY
Wow hun, that was beautiful. I Love it!
I like it, and I like that it closes on a positive note, rather than a negative one. From the title, I was so afraid it was going to be another "downer", that went the other way.
Simple and powerful at the same time.
Love the sentiment of this. Simple, elegant, eloquent.
Very powerful use of "we" much like Yahtzee had mentioned. Nice work Maggie!
For a poem, that was not bad. Thanks.