Where Without Whome
Where Without Whome - meaning Summary
Solitude and Dislocation
A brief, stark meditation on isolation and self-displacement. The speaker confronts an empty landscape—no other lives among the trees—and then admits a more unsettling absence: not knowing where they themselves have gone. The poem compresses physical emptiness and internal unmooring into two short images, leaving the reader with a sense of existential solitude and fragmented identity rather than narrative explanation.
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