Poems About: IDENTITY

Wore her identity so close
to the skin,
couldn’t be touched
or ever let anyone in. read more »

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How do you reckon
With, I can't do it anymore
Sit down and cry
Lament and moan all those Cans read more »

In Arlington, where valor sleeps,
there is a marble Tomb read more »

My plastic nation
This new generation
The Botox impression
Cosmo mutilation read more »

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forgive me for loving mystery
but I must say you're so pretty
though I don't want to reveal my identity... read more »

Bent Within That Stall

When wonder’s glimmer touches sunlit shine
I’m awed in lifted realm inside a drop read more »

Rustling leaves
Crushed underneath
It kindled a thought
Made me ponder read more »

somewhere some saliva
hanging from the depths of ties
solidifies into one tight web
of elastic humanity read more »

Sweet are those days;
Playing with the peer,
Crying for broken toys,
Fighting for mom's lap. read more »

Innocence building up with insecure pursuit of isolated identity globalised by hope and ambition
Green green grass of home plasticized by systematised illusive care
Of lonely planet
What you see is not authentic natural greens but bright pretencious green of dysfunctional energy read more »