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Fidelity
To be faithless when old
and faithful in youth
Though we struggle, we fail
‘Tis unfortunate truth
...
and faithful in youth
Though we struggle, we fail
‘Tis unfortunate truth
...
Published 3rd Jan 2019
Author's Note
Inspired by the Irish poet and playwright Oscar Wilde (1854 – 1900).
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3rd Jan 2019 7:13am
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3rd Jan 2019 7:30am
There's nothing wrong with solitude. waiting on another love or not, there's nothing wrong with solitude at all.
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9th Jun 2019 5:07am
No I don’t discuss solitude in the poem, only in my reply to Rose’s comment. Does that clarify things for you? In terms of fidelity, it’s a question of social mores, good communication between all stakeholders and consent. Thanks for the comment :)
