Pall's Poem from Sarah's Spaceship Adventure

Sarah and Pall play a game of ruffgreen. They make a bet. If Pall loses the game, he must write a poem

I don’t pretend that I know a lot

About the world in which you slide.

It’s hard to speak to people, you know,

I’d rather go spacing and hide.

 

But I see that it makes you happy

To hang out with a group.

And I know you never mind

When the group becomes a troop.

 

So I stay by your side and wait to see

If your eyes will turn to me.

 

Reviews

[Acer]

Beautiful, loved it. Nicely written.

[krish]

nice work fella..................
i llllikkked it...........

[Red Brick Keshner]

Such tension and disparity of both internal & societal poles that wreak havoc in interpersonal relationships. In spite of the sad background this poem shines with a devotion and faithfulness. Thanks for sharing.

[sirenribbon@thehptshirt..]

I feel a sting of sadness. Social anxiety, the differences between two people, watching someone from afar... Forever longing, ha Cheers

[Stan]

Until I read it separate from the book it's in, I had no idea it was so close to being autobiographal, but my wife caught on immediately.