Poems About: IDENTITY

Our life experiences aren't the same.
We have our own personalites
And that's o.k.
But when that image has been changed. read more »

Who are we, without a name?
without an identity,
we are all the same
I'm as right as I can be. read more »

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 »

I wake up to my alarm’s blaring beep
I would just roll over and go back to sleep
If it weren’t for my alarm’s blaring beep read more »

I know a woman she is forty three
And she still search for an identity
I'm still a stranger to myself she say
And in the maze of life I've lost my way. read more »

At first hard cover
Inside a
fluidity of identity
atomic alchemy read more »

Oh! I see a very chaste maiden
risen from the dust of obscurity
to the very height of prominence
and taken her rightful place with glee read more »

Striped from my identity
Not knowing who i am
Or who i might be...
The green of nature surrounds me read more »

When I was born no one want me.
The called me baby girl I had no identity.

I was in this world alone. read more »

When their steadfast love
Waged war against the world
They never asked their religion
He never asked her read more »

Can I take your identity?
Ghanaian, Am I?
Do I take your identity?
Black American? Am I? read more »

There is a lonely God behind my eyes
Who still cries for you who are so far
Away, like a lost child forgotten who she is,
Her identity soothed away by time read more »