[The laughter of the people inside

is a sentence with no period;

semicolons of amusement keep the merriment going,

and conjunctions of friends heighten the warm atmosphere]

that (I) cannot penetrate and can only

peer into from my

(secluded jail).

(I'm invisible.)

No one boths to invite (me)

because they already know

(I can't come).

(Left out.)

(Again.)

(Alone.)

Just like any other day.

Other people's joy is continued

with a semicolon;

it lets them pause and breathe.

But my loneliness extends with a dash--

no conclusion because

there's no end

to the isolation