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Gabriel Mongefranco is an experienced developer and security analyst. On his free time, he is also a writer, poet, musician, philanthropist and adventurer. He runs an Information Technology firm from Grand Rapids, Michigan (USA). Learn more.
solitude Archive
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How long should I wait?
Posted on 2009.09.01 | No CommentsWondering how long I should wait for someone special. Would anyone be worth waiting an eternity to meet? -
First Week of Spring
Posted on 2009.05.15 | No CommentsYes, those were the days, in which I could play tag with both boys and girls. It was all before my mind expanded its horizons and started to notice the femininity of girls.... -
If Only I Could Answer To My Heart
Posted on 2009.04.29 | No CommentsAn attempt at justifying loneliness. -
So I drove
Posted on 2009.03.25 | No CommentsThe road soon ended, but I wasn’t done. I wasn’t far away enough. I needed to drive some more. I hopped into the highway, into US131 northbound, and I drove.... -
The City of the Living Dead
Posted on 2009.03.17 | No CommentsShe cries in desperation. She cries with excruciation. But this time, she cannot cry herself to death. She can only cry, and scream for compassion, and toss and turn, and feel the sharp pain killing her from tooth to brain. -
I Wish They Were Here
Posted on 2008.12.22 | No CommentsWishing that family and loved ones could be here to share the view of the winter snow. -
Read This At My Funeral If I Die Tonight
Posted on 2007.07.01 | No CommentsDwelling over a first, great, true love. -
Gray
Posted on 2007.05.04 | No CommentsReflection on a famous photograph/poster titled, "Canal - Normandy" (taken by Bill Phillip). -
Algún Día, En El Cielo
Posted on 2004.12.02 | No CommentsDeseando ver nuevamente a una persona amada que ha fallecido o desaparecido. -
Eight Feet
Posted on 2003.10.20 | No CommentsA very abstract poem that some people have interpreted as the story of someone's struggle to fit in.