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Who am I

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Who am I
But a pile of thoughts and
Feelings served on golden plates

Who am I
But the darkness that surrounds me
And the light that penetrates it

Who am I
But a figure ducked in corner
Enveloped by melting fingers

I cry and shout
But nobody can hear me
I try to move
But space curls around me

Who am I
Deep inside underneath the clothes
Underneath the skin and flesh

Who am I
The being that exists
For itself and by itself

I cry and shout
And smile upon the sounds
I try to move
And split myself to pieces

And there is no one
To stop my rapid fallout
As the drops of me
Soak into dried earth
I haven't been able to speak to myself for what feels like a long time because of some psychological problems. This poem reflects on an attempt to rediscover what is deep inside me, on the fact that there is contentment buried underneath my desires, happiness and depression. It's hard to find it these days though, with too many responsibilities to distract us. We have to keep trying every day to remain true to ourselves.
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ZeWiseOne's avatar
This poem calls to me great job.