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 Art & Music | Poetry

I Am Lonely Tonight

Author: Nada Marjanovich | Published: Wednesday, October 26, 2011
written in trabzon, turkey by nadA
photograph by lynn spinnato
written in trabzon, turkey by nadA photograph by lynn spinnato

I am lonely tonight
In the shadows of wine drenched songs about heartbreak
In the extortion of my worldly occupations
In the flicker of a fire that sees no lovers
In the melancholy of the accordion
I am lonely tonight

I am lonely tonight
For you, my love, who I should not have left in New York
Who’s name I hear when someone says “Paris”
Whose voice is a baptism
I am lonely for the eyes that bring the mountain vista to life

I am lonely tonight
In my singular warehousing of the world’s obscure places
And the songs that spring from them
In languages I do not know though feel them all

I am lonely tonight
A whistle in the air
Drinking the memory of you


Nada Marjanovich
Author: Nada Marjanovich
Nada Marjanovich is Publisher and Editor of Long Island Pulse Magazine. Prior to founding the title in 2005, she worked extensively in the internet. She's been writing since childhood and has been published for both fiction and poetry.

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Reader Comments | read reactions to this article

Charlene Knadle wrote on November 03, 2011

Hi, Nada—

  It’s good to know that you’re “one of us.”

              —Charlene

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