Identities Poems - Poems about Identities

A is an ape who wishes he were a man - why? B is a butterfly who dreamed he was a man - why not? C is the cat who wants to sit in my chair, when...Read the rest...

IN A TIME OF MICRO-IDENTITIES At my Unitarian Universalist Society no one is Jane Doe or Jack Spratt anymore! A person being introduced or referenced for their political, social or spiritual wisdom, their positive impact on business, industry,...Read the rest...

Confuse a worm with a snake Your life it may take Confuse a snake with a worm Your bowels just might squirm Mistake a rat for a mouse Say goodbye to your spouse Mistake a...Read the rest...

Kim (one of my BFF) brightened with inspiration, “Oooo! Send him a sexy pic!” “I’m NOT going to sext a guy out of the BLUE,” I grumbled, indignantly. Kim turned to her phone, “No, No, of COURSE...Read the rest...

Do not befall to the image of society, for it is the place where melancholy thrives, where everything seems anything but piety, and the feeble are left to die. Society is merely a false hope, to suppress its reality, a deception...Read the rest...

Ladies, we are more than our hips, thighs, booty, and our breast size. We are more than the color of our eyes. We are more than the length and texture of our hair. We are mothers, nurturers, educators. Survivors of deadly...Read the rest...

TOO MANY IDENTITIES Young people find identity in a Pro-athletes and “A” teams others idolize, emulating their rock or beloved film stars adults, more subtle-- identify with careers , family roles- hobbies, trends—celebrities—alluring images duplicated Enthusiastically we akin to people...Read the rest...

the names we have, the eyes we own, the prints we see God has given us our identities in our eyes, names and prints, in our hearts we know this in our head we keep it away when will we be wise enough to know our identity...Read the rest...

Changing Identities I was born as a son to my mother and Grew as brother to my sisters I gained knowledge as a student and I moved with my dears as a friend I rushed behind the money as a...Read the rest...