I Am Who I Am! Poem by PHUMLA KHANYILE
I Am Who I Am!
Am deeper than the ocean
My waves rise and fall
They gather and pour
I am unstoppable
I flow against the winds
Though they blow wild
Like a thousand stones of sands
Am scattered along the shores
Am carried over the lands
I stand tall against all weight
My will refuse to bend
I walk with my head held high
I am wider than the wild
So unconfined are my visions
I see beyond the envisioned
I am greener than the pastures
Fertile like my forefathers' lands
Ploughed in me are his seeds of wisdom
I am the running rivers
The falling waterfalls
I gather into lakes and ponds
If you want to hear me well
Listen to the whirr of the winds
The splashing of the waters
I am who I am
The unbendable rod
The grinding stone
I am my father's daughter
A princess of my clan
I am the strong post that holds
Who are you?
If you want to hear me well Listen to the whirr of the winds The splashing of the waters.. you are above the surface portraying all these in such wonderful language and poetic expression. thank you tony
POWERFUL POEM I LIKE YOUR WRITING STYLE AND THE EMOTIONS THE PIECE BRINGS ITS STRONG AND POWERFUL
What a wonderful portrayal of a bold and confident girl- a father's daughter. Nice poem. Thanks. I am unstoppable / I flow against the winds / I am my father's daughter / A princess of my clan / I am the strong post that holds / Who are you?
Oh thank you so much Rajnish...I somehow felt above the surface when I was writing this, it truly lifted me as if i was meant for me as well.
Self is deeper than ocean. This is very interesting and wise poem shared on definitely. Wisely penned and shared.10
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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Muse of life! ! I flow against the wind! ! ! ! ! ! ! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.