I Don't Know MeA Poem by Lucy Kennedy
Tell me who you are.
May I look into your mind? Just take a look into my head, and tell me what you find. Don't ask me to describe myself. I only somewhat know. I cling to my mind's eye, which seems to know me more.
I think the answers lie in my past,
these findings draped into the last.
What if somewhere I became two,
each struggling to reach out?
I feel like an alien in this corpse,
a matter which brings doubt.
I’ve grown weary of portraying,
someone else whose playing,
a character on a stage…. off a page.
Into the unknown dreary,
I take on this spirit
like a new skin.
Even venturing as far
as to think like them.
In this life,
I've worn many masks
but thats only because I have no face.
I am not shallow,
I'm just too deep.
Drowning in this being which weeps.
Opinions cloud my skull,
telling me who I should be.
I do not know, I don't know me.
Extrovert...Introvert...Nobody.
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Added on December 10, 2009Last Updated on December 10, 2009 AuthorLucy KennedyPittsburgh, PAAbout**************************************************************************************************************** "Real writers are magicians. They spin a web of words so intricate that you can'.. more..Writing
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