I Am Myself, As The Lord Poem by james watkin

I Am Myself, As The Lord



I am myself, as The Lord
Intended me to be.
Special felt, 'neathwhat fame
Brands a non-entity!

With our profit in mind
Set He us tones apart.
Shades of difference that
More than colours impart!

To be laughed at are mimes!
Locked away, who more than
Make a harmless pretence
Of a horrible man.

I cant be you, as that would
My calling jeopardize.
Conformity corrupts
Rebel instinct, more wise.

Wednesday, April 24, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: individuality
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james watkin

james watkin

Melbourne Australia
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