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esha.ahmad
Hi, everyone! I’m Esha, an aspiring poet.
I’d define myself as;
“An immortal soul,
having amour with ‘words and verses’
when immersed in ‘solitude
leaves impression on thoughts. ”Looking forward to this community’s unfolding potential and connections.
esha.ahmad
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Not sure if this is still a discussion but @esha-ahmad – you said solitude leads to tranquility. I’d love to know what you mean here.
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@esha-ahmad, I agree with @shahalam-tariq on this. This is totally subjective. I for one prefer solitude and have a high tolerance to it.
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@hrauf615
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@hrauf615
I wish I could answer that. But I think it’s again totally subjective we just have to go through bouts of lonliness and isolation to figure that out.
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I could not agree more @shahalam-tariq. The question then is, how much solitude is too much?
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Glad to see here a discussion about solitude. Though about the solitude vs madness thing. I think it’s subject and relative, as one person’s madness might be another’s solitude. I me
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Obviously, there’s a fine line between “good solitude and madness. Now, that’d lead toward the terms/notions of ‘Loneliness or Escapism. Madness! if one is in the sanctuary of
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I could not agree more. Solitude can be a very good thing – but there is a fine line between “good” solitude and “madness” don’t you think?
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Yeah, as solitude is deeply linked with our intuition, tuning us into our inner wisdom, probing unraveling notions such as existentialism and romanticism, when we actually acknowledge our existence. W
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Hey Esha! I think you’ve perfectly captured the idea of solitude being a catalyst for introspection. What metaphysical questions tend to arise for you when you’re immersed in solitude? Do
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