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Tag Archives: isolation
That Old Sweater, with thanks to Rudyard Kipling
I have no favorite spots, No favorite restaurants. Like the cat who walks by himself, All places are alike to me.
Posted in Loneliness, Love
Tagged aloneness, closets, dreams, faith, hope, isolation, life, love, old sweaters, relationships, security
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Tonight, a simple supper, then a walk.
For someone who has waited all his life for steady companionship, the city—despite its millions who seemingly cannot make eye contact with a stranger—provides an astonishing comfort.
Posted in Architecture, Friends, Humor, Loneliness, Love, Manhattan, New York
Tagged Architecture, beauty, Central Park, city lights, dogs, faith, friendship, homelessness, humanity, isolation, life, love, Manhattan, Men, New York, night, relationships, rest, sleep, spirituality, strangers, subway, transportation, uncertainty
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