The Poet
The Poet
I am what I am.
I can make no pretense,
Of being anything else.
You must accept or shun me, as I am.
I am what I am.
Neither wise nor simple,
Neither clean or dirty,
I am only myself.
I mean no harm to anyone.
Though I often cause tears.
I seek to gain wisdom,
By gazing at the stars.
I could be nothing else;
If I tried.
Because my character seeps through;
The thickest mask.
I sing no song;
But my own.
You can criticize if you wish,
I am only myself.
I am what I am.
Look at me,
My soul is ever bared before you;
I am a Poet.
Copyright © Wanda Daugherty | Year Posted 2019
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