You flatter me, I don't do well with compliments but thank you, anonymous. You may shoot me a follow, please do.

I'd tell you, but where's the fun in that?

Honestly speaking, it depends on how I feel on that particular loneliness. Sometimes, I love being struck by solitude. Other times, it made me think about how my loved ones are currently located far away from me. Mostly, I'll let myself feel that loneliness, before making myself occupied with activities such as going outdoors or simply watching a thrilling series.

Elaborate.

Worry not, I'm not in any state of sadness, if that helps. I've always written heartbreaking poems better than joyful ones. The feelings are true though, years ago. And since I've decided to come back here, that nostalgic feeling came rushing through the door. Though I am planning to write something light, something heavenly.

Then I shall bid you my sincere gratitude, there's something endearing about being complimented for my writings, truly. What do you have in mind? If that idea resonates with my thoughts, I'd be delighted.

For me personally, writing something doesn't necessarily require a muse nor inspiration. But without one, my writings have no value. It's only scribbles of letters written on a piece of paper.

I've written a couple poems commissioned by clients of mine, most of those I wrote without involving my personal feelings. Though I translated their thoughts and ideas into those poems, it was not mine; it will never be.

As for the ones I wrote personally, I usually have my loved ones as my muse. As of right now, I do not have a particular one in mind. Only the remaining thoughts I had for my past lover. And it is more than enough.