I am
A Philosophical Poem about Identity
In the cold winter evenings
and the eerily raining nights,
I have been and to be,
and filled my mind
with an empty, thinker's dream.
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If it be that the moon
never chases its seer,
And the old never forgets
Their youthful days.
*
Remember!
that I am what I am,
Not what you made be,
and I am who I am,
not the person in the mirror of society.
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If it be that our reality
is governed by the dwellers of the unknown
and our emotions are driven
by the short sights of a traveler.
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Take note!
that I am what I am,
Not what you made be,
and I am who I am,
not the person in the mirror of society.
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I have focused so much
on the ghosts of my hours,
that I have forgotten
about the colors of green, yellow, and brown
and the cocoons of true love.
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So, if it be that my existence is a myth,
and my identity is a mirage,
I still believe!
that I am what I am,
Not what you made be,
and I am who I am,
not the person in the mirror of society.
About the Creator
John Iluno
I have a secret to tell: I write sometimes
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