Poems About: IDENTITY

In this page, poems on / about “identity” are listed.

  • 109.
    fumes

    as a dropp in ocean i v y for my identity

    what is the relevance of fumes read more »

    Anirudh Induchudan Anirudh Induchudan
  • 110.
    Dharma

    Charity
    with
    A feeling of protection
    On you read more »

    Parithi Muthurasan
  • 111.
    Just a glance

    You've taken away my looks, my identity, by just a glance.
    You've taken away my looks, my identity, by just a glance.
    By making me drink the wine of love-potion, read more »

    Amir Khusro
  • 112.
    African Roots

    My DNA dates back to the trees that planted
    My identity.
    Soils creep up to distress how the hairs on my head were made. read more »

    Yolanda Mbatha
  • 113.
    Fufu Momo and Kottu

    Noises of different tongues
    Occupying stoves in the kitchen
    It is not belonged to any one
    But belonged to a time read more »

    Udaya R. Tennakoon
  • 114.
    My identity

    What defines my identity?
    Being the son of my father and the torchbearer of familial legacy; possibly...
    And what does my identity task me with?
    To indistinguishably seed the next generation of the genealogy chain; perhaps... read more »

    Ram Josyula
  • 115.
    My Shadow

    My shadow lives my life
    With strong-mindedness;
    Majestic in character and
    Sophisticated in fashion read more »

    Pushpa Ratna Tuladhar
  • 116.
    What 'Fit' Would I Want

    Identity?
    I've had one for so long.
    All my life,
    I have lived to perfect it. read more »

    Lawrence S. Pertillar
  • 117.
    Official Existence

    'Join each other and group yourselves,
    But for Heaven's sake do not name yourselves;
    Do anything and everything: cultural political and social,
    But be sure to remain strictly unofficial'. read more »

    Shushan Artinian
  • 118.
    Who I Really Am

    Fingers dash across keys, type, type, type
    Awkwardly from one key to the next, I told myself I wouldn't write
    The computer, the ginger tea, the black text in a sea of white
    They subside read more »

    David Knox
  • 119.
    True Identity

    True Identity (This is a song)
    (1) I’m trying so hard to get though the week, but things go wrong when people don’t speak, see that is not my problem my problem is I have no one the speak. to, I try and I try to put on a happy face, I try and I try to not look misplaced, but I guess that’s what’s on the outside, on the inside is a whole nother’ place…
    (Chorus) I’m let down, by my friends at school, I’m not pretty popular or cool,
    I whish they could know, how much they’ve hurt me, all those things, just had to be dirty, I’m the loser with the long blonde hair but in my heart I’ve gone somewhere, read more »

    Riley Smith
  • 120.
    Dust In The Wing/Lust In The Dark Green Moon

    What is an identity with no 'I- zone'? It is a time we should reinvestigate, reflect, deconstruct, reconstruct, decompose, recompose and finally reanalyse and revisit our own being and becoming skeleton.
    What is an identity with no 'I- zone'? It is a time we should reinvestigate, reflect, deconstruct, reconstruct, decompose, recompose and finally reanalyse and revisit our own being and becoming skeleton.
    What is an identity with no 'I- zone'? It is a time we should reinvestigate, reflect, deconstruct, reconstruct, decompose, recompose and finally reanalyse and revisit our own being and becoming skeleton.
    What is an identity with no 'I- zone'? It is a time we should reinvestigate, reflect, deconstruct, reconstruct, decompose, recompose and finally reanalyse and revisit our own being and becoming skeleton. read more »

    Nyein Way
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