Me, Ridiculous Me Poem by Driss Ezzireg

Me, Ridiculous Me

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Me thinks I a nightingale's light verse;
I think me heaven's despicable curse.
Me, Ridiculous me.
Me thinks I a high-heels walk;
I think me a dummy's talk.
Me, Ridiculous me.
Me thinks I a peacock's parade;
I think me love's lost serenade.
Me, Ridiculous me.
Me thinks I a breath of the sleeping whale;
I think me a stroke of the horse's tail.
Me, ridiculous me.
Me thinks I a drop of the morning dew;
I think me part of the ship's crew.
Me, Ridiculous me.
Me thinks I a pearl in the falcon's eye;
I think me a dying man's sigh.
Me, Ridiculous me. Me and I
can see it coming....
The finale!

Thursday, December 3, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: vanity
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A person's dual struggle with vanity and humility.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Abderrahmane Dakir 30 December 2015

Nice poem. Thank you for sharing this outstanding poem.

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Dr Antony Theodore 03 December 2015

Me, Ridiculous me ... just repeating it and comparing with so many ideas that come along. i smiled at the end when i finished reading. very nice poem. thanky ou very much. tony

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