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Lonely in the milieu


The jam packed six - eight lanes,
The buses almost bursting at their seams,
Yet another lac or so that crowds the metros
I stand amidst a huge milieu ...
Of seemingly empty hearts

Linking with Trifextra : Week Fifty-Five - For this weekend's challenge we're asking you to include some hyperbole in your piece.  It doesn't have to be the whole piece, but it needs to be in there, and we're looking for 33 words, as usual.


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  1. It's so true. We can be alone and sad, empty, surrounded by hundreds of people. Reminds me of the mindless way people go to work in the city.

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    1. Thank you Gina. It is so good to hear such encouraging words.

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  2. This is really cool. I love it a lot (:

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  3. Alone in a crowd... You described a big city commute perfectly - good hyperbole!

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  4. Brilliant! I have missed your words.

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    1. Thank you Deana. Your words and support means so much to me.

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  5. Your hyperbole cleverly portrays the travails of a commute. Nice one!

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  6. This is beautiful. Lovely images. I really like this. :)

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  7. I thought I already commented on this. Sorry. It's really good!

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  8. milieu is one of my favorite words...you ahd me there. well done, Ruby

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    1. Thank you so much Lance. I can't tell you how happy I am to hear from you.

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  9. Had to look up "lac" - I've never heard it before.
    Apart from hyperbole, you also rocked irony: all those people and such lonliness.

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    1. Thank you Kymm. I realized later the difference of counting systems.

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  10. Sounds desolate! :(

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