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Sometimes I get lonely…

Author: Professor Joyce Harper

5 years ago 6
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GWC sarah ellisThese beautiful words were written by Sarah Ellis.

I get lonely because I watch TV and see a world going mad, a government intent on representing me in a way I hate and no solution.

I get lonely because I have people around me who are battling horrible illnesses and there is nothing I can do to make them better.
I get lonely because I look on Facebook and even though I am older so should know better, I still see people I know having a great time with other people I know and yet I wasn’t invited.
I get lonely because even though I run a majorly collaborative company, I spend a certain amount of time on my own, making decisions by myself.
I get lonely because there isn’t enough time to do everything.
I get lonely because the things that I am so passionate about seem so difficult to change.
I get lonely because sometimes because having a social life is difficult when people are busy or not so good at being the ones organising.
I get lonely because I feel that no matter how hard I work there are still such terrible injustices that would be stopped if prejudice was challenged more.
And I thought I would share because I am sure that in reality I am not alone in how I feel. Sending love out that to anyone else feeling lonely too.

From Joyce Harper – Are you feeling lonely? I am sure others are too.

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