Loneliness is not being able to show the other, the rainbow you noticed in the sky
Loneliness is not having anyone around who share the same values and vision
Loneliness is not having anyone around to have a scintillating conversation with
Loneliness is being unable to add to a conversation
Loneliness is having to be duplicitous, because honesty will be scoffed at
Loneliness is not having anyone wanting to break bread with you
Loneliness is people sitting together but lost in their own worlds
Loneliness is nodding your head while reading about skin hunger
Loneliness is always being worried about how much value you bring to a relationship, lest it collapses
Loneliness is realizing you’ll be valued only till/if you add value
Loneliness is perpetually searching for a hearth on a harsh cold winter night
Loneliness is having 300 people in your contact list but realizing no one bothered
Loneliness is having people around, but being unable to communicate
Loneliness is finding yourself phubbed while speaking
Loneliness is realizing the Almighty God you pray to, is indifferent, perhaps non-existent
Loneliness is realizing life is a lonely affair
Loneliness is realizing you have to walk many a paths alone
Loneliness is having no destination to go towards
Loneliness is having no interest towards any destination because after-all in the grand scheme of things, everything comes to naught
Loneliness is desperately scrolling on your phone hoping to find something, anything to make you forget
Loneliness is turning towards books because they are the only ones you can have a conversation with
Loneliness is wanting to speak with someone but having to turn to writing because there were none
Loneliness is knowing but being unable to do
Loneliness is the crushing knowledge that life is so, and that not much can be done about it
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