Identity is someone’s essence. -Esha

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.

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[hrauf615UpvoteUp0DownDownvote::]

@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
Offer (your) insight into this and enlighten us by responding to your own queries, so we all can
get to the bottom of this topic.

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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?

[shahalam.tariqUpvoteUp0DownDownvote::]

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

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 mean a way being which might seem destructive to one might lead towards creativity for the other.

That said, I think the desire for solitude can lead to isolation, as you said “lonliness”. There are times it almost acts like a defense mechanism against potential relationships. It’s as if the desire for solitude, at times, acts as a justification for the anxiety attached with the act of socialization.

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[esha.ahmadUpvoteUp0DownDownvote::]

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

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 unstructured thoughts and twisted imaginations. One just has to develop mindfulness and a strong self-analysis approach to avoid overstepping that line.

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[hrauf615UpvoteUp0DownDownvote::]

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

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. When dive deep into our psyche, confronting not only the complexities of this world and worldly illusions but also grappling with inner mysteries, humanly nature, their different shades and many more. Thus, unveiling the shrouded truths of this universe and hidden patterns of our thoughts.
In short, Solitude paves the way to Tranquility.

Moreover, it’d take a long discussion. 😃

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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

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 you find yourself contemplating the vastness of existence, the complexities of human nature, or something else entirely?

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