Identity Language Poems

These Identity Language poems are examples of Language poems about Identity. These are the best examples of Language Identity poems written by international poets.

I do
believe in you
words you say, deeds you lay
everything that you are is true
I draw

© Clifford Villalon  

I.

I fold my mother's silver spoon—crescent bright,
worn soft as secrets whispered through the night.
Her thumb's warm press, a tender, sacred trace,
curves like a prayer held

© Saeed Koushan  

Is there happiness in the finite?

Of course not.
How could there be?

Like a cup too small for the ocean,
like a clock chasing its own hands,
like love

© Lokendra Singh  

"Words woven, threads of thought
In English, our stories are brought
A language born of earth and sea
A tapestry rich, for you and me

From Shakespeare's quill to

© Boreddy HimaBindu  

I dream of wonders,
The wonders of wonderland,
Where I feel lonely
But not less lonely.

He and I, My God,
I feel the dirt
Between my toes
Below my both feet
Ignoring

© Princess Susi Etelagi  

Adept Anglophone pines to learn Yiddish as a second language

When alive colorful turns of phrases
uttered courtesy my father or mother
whose ability to describe a situation
perfectly

© Matthew Harris  

My mind is speaking 
The feeling of being alone is deep
Kind of rejected and disturbed 
Mental health is deprecating 
Looking lost when things are in

© Odidika Stephanie   

A fleeting Fata Morgana that transmutes the deadly shiver of existence into the chrysopoeic alchemy of the infinite, where the boundaries of time and space

© Beatrix Macabre  

A mortal I am without a doubt,
a chance of nature from which I sprout,
a blank from the past that never was,
a blank future into which

© Krish Radhakrishna  

Rubberneckin’ Double D’s
         Some men seem to live for these
Pack a rack and watch the eyes
 

© Mike Gentile  

The world tilts into a crescendo,
manifesting a lure of viral plague,
pervasive and fangs virulent,
sickening coquettish carnivorous creatures.

Why bother with their musings,
why care?

A question that reminds

© Beatrix Macabre  

In the heart of the Pacific, where waves cradle secrets,
**Tatau** emerges—a sacred script etched upon skin,
A symphony of charcoal rivers, whispered stories,
**Samoan souls bloom**.

**Pe'a**, the

© Princess Susi Etelagi  

colloquialism to say is quite the trick
tells where your from by words that you pick
with diplomas on the wall
my friends I appall
when I go fishing

© James Study  

What we have, is inherent.'
A digital abberation cannot 
Surpass its supremacy.!
Act..And it cannot be reversed'
Speak and it will be heard.'
Do not reign in your divine
Essence,

© Joe Maverick  

Measina a Samoa
Measina a Samoa, the treasures of Samoa
The language, the culture, the land, the people
The products, the stories, the wisdom, the faith
Measina a Samoa,

© Princess Susi Etelagi