Two Alien Beings Poem by Doris Cornago

Two Alien Beings



You said you have black eyes

but I see them previously brown

Now they have turned blue

While I am looking at you...


You had a manner of speaking

Which leaves me gasping

Trying to catch up with making

Out words making me go fumbling...


Now you sound like a xylophone

Fine pitched crystalline voice

You weave your way in tinkling

Prancing your way about, laughing...


There are times you are a trombone

Serious and deep, the wind is steep

You make me struggle just to catch up

Ignoring pleas, not looking back...


Who are you and made up of what?

It did not matter the least before

For now, we are two alien beings

Departing on the same space capsule...

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October 23,2013 - Antipolo, Philippines

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem is a query on a person's true identity. We see a person when we look a his eyes, but what if the eyes change color as we look at them? Quite disconcerting, to say the least, but it happens with this person - and so she takes a risk by asking him.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Gajanan Mishra 08 December 2013

all are aliens here, good one.

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Doris Cornago 10 July 2017

To this day, he remains an alien as we have different cultures.: (

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