Poems About: IDENTITY

I want to create this kingdom of my consciousness
I want to make my power of newness through recognition
I want to follow the steps of my great masters
I want to be totally new cultural identity read more »

Do you love this identity on you?
Otherwise I will have a test
See if you could endure or give up in stiff fury and anger
Teachers bring some thoughtful text read more »

skin settled

arms of dust
lifeless lumps read more »

I just wanted to say
That I thank you so kindly
Because all I really wanted you to do
Was criticize my work read more »

Just as we prepare to celebrate
the season of sparkling white and winter fuel,
piss on earth and extended drinking hours
there steals a hooded headline read more »

Once upon a time there was a fly
A girl who in disguise always lay
None did know who she was
Her shape and identity she never dispose read more »

a troubled child wanders the streets
orphaned at birth, she knows nothing different
passers-by ignore her lonely tears
her gaze has never met the eyes of this world read more »

Wooden structures that emerge from the face of the earth.
Temples of love to give identity to the ground on which they stand.
From east to west a glow with stellular radiance and energy.
On this rock we rely for our daily spin through the sky. read more »

Scattering vibrations
Such indifferent bliss
Step by step gradations
To the forgetfulness kiss read more »

Heraclitus is quite right
Newton took the queue
time flows, streams through read more »

Gasp excited passionate lust
When tender eyes meet
Early summer dusk
In the musical landscape of sea-breeze. read more »

Be it black, blue or white shadow
l do not think the color it bears matter
a pen-name may represents a character
call it a camouflage to hide one's true identity read more »