Lost and found is my eureka! blog, my rediscovery of my short fiction and poetry submissions published in literary magazines and university literary journals some decades ago. Interspersed, occasionally, with more recent, hitherto unpublished pieces.
How consumed we are by our need to be singled out, our very own special qualities recognized and valued, claimed by one to whom we will ourselves respond, finding in that person's choice of ourselves as life partner a priceless response to our heart's need to be discovered, chosen, loved and cherished.
Vulnerable to the insecurity of confidence drifting astray when we remain alone, isolated, the exquisite vitalizing effect of being a significant half of an ideal pair eluding our eager expectation in fulfilment of our destiny. The puzzling unfairness that no one has yet discovered our unique appeal, a dreadful abyss.
The misery of an imposed friendless solitude compounds the grievance. Loneliness a miserable burden for a questing lover, when all about are symbols of that elusive happiness granted to others surely no more deserving. The pain and anguish of unrequited anticipation beyond galling.
Goaded by rash hopelessness, determined to wait no longer, that the dream can be fulfilled with lesser expectations, reaching impetuously to absorb a promise proffered hesitantly by another whose urgency of need matches your own. Sadly representing scant match; absent depth, perfection.
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