Who am I?
When do I ask this to me
I see I am nobody, nothing,
but Everybody and everything.
My identity is determined
by the society, by the people;
given a name by my parents.
Who am I?
I am a son to my parents;
a father to my child;
a teacher to my pupils;
a customer to my shopkeeper;
a husband to my better-half;
a lover to my beloved;
and so on.
Who am I?
I am a character with
many faces; with many
attitudes; with many
expectations; with many
ideas, feelings, and emotions.
Who am I?
I am a multiple in a single body;
a particle in this human universe
being myself and the other
at the same time.
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This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Who am I? A big question! ! you are raising...... it needs a philosophical answer. simply by observing we can talk about the question and try to answer........ who am i, what is my identity, my origin, where do i go after death? is there a life after death, do i aim at it.... so many questions you are raising... thank you very much dear poet. tony