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Poetry, writing and translations by K-M Skalkenæs

  • English poetry
    • 30 after thoughts (2021)
    • divisive / dismissive / missive (2018)
    • Light Requires Darkness (2018)
    • Seen From a Distance People Lose Their Eyes (2017)
    • Confessions of the Cold Light of Dawn (2014)
    • What Bits of Peace My Life’s Ensured (2014)
    • Poems Inspired by Paintings (2014)
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    • verden værker (2026)
    • De spor man efterlader sig (2017)
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      • The Shadow of the Future
      • The Land Which Is Not
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Poems about isolation.

K-M Skalkenæs’ poems about loneliness are closely related to these poems.

The feeling of isolation can be a result of feeling lonely – as it was for her. Furthermore, isolation has a tendency to make itself worse. When someone feels isolated, they may draw back from others even more, and thereby make the situation worse for themselves.

This is what happened to the poet at times. She sought out nature rather than human company – and wrote poems rather than speak. When one feels left out of human society, what even is the point of attempting a conversation?

Well, at least poetry resulted from the experience.

Tag: Isolation

  • De spor man trækker efter sig
17 Mar, 201823

Nej tak

Posted By K-M Skalkenæs

Jeg ønsker ingen opmærksomhed – jeg ønsker ingen – hvad er det imod at have fred med sig selv? Jeg ønsker ingen lys – ingen dag – bare det fløjlsbløde mørke der udligner vreden og vugger mig som havet skønt […]

  • Confessions of the Cold Light of Dawn
17 Mar, 201822

Voluntary Isolation

Posted By K-M Skalkenæs

There’s a glow of orange on the horizon – a hidden city out of sight housing countless nameless people unlike me who don’t seek loneliness with every breath – it’s right over there behind the trees; right over there behind […]

  • Confessions of the Cold Light of Dawn
17 Mar, 201822

Some Thoughts on Solitude

Posted By K-M Skalkenæs

I live alone among a lot of unknown people. I live a recluse here where others move in packs. I think it must be so since every path of mind that brings people together brings them away from me. And […]

  • Uncategorized Poems
17 Mar, 201812

Insel des Einzelgänger 1.

Posted By K-M Skalkenæs

Monologue: Where I Stand Now. “I walk alone, remember not a time when this was not my lot; I walk alone, my melody the roaring of surrounding sea; I walk alone, my song is this, be left alone my only […]

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