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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.


Where Happiness is Hidden
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...

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Categories: language, art, celebration, emotions, happiness,



The Language of Us
"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...

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Categories: language, celebration, education, fantasy, identity,

UNDER THE COCONUT LEAVES
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...

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Categories: culture, emotions, language, nature,

Adept Anglophone pines to learn Yiddish as a second language
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...

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Categories: language, 6th grade, adventure, america,

Unspoken Longing
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...

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Categories: language, 12th grade, anxiety, art,



Nadir Axiom
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...

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Categories: language, beauty, dark, deep, destiny,

Premium Member Minus identity who am I
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...

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Categories: language, beautiful, blessing, celebration, child

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

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Categories: language, fun, girl, humanity, humorous,

Too Close To The Edge
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...

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Categories: language, child, dark, death, deep,

Premium Member Complementary Lines
Your words cave in
to my ear canal,
each laud casting lines
slight of fate.

I live this life
as a fish woman,
with my tackle box 
full of bait.
...

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Categories: identity, introspection, language, metaphor,

Ink of the Islands
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...

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Categories: language, appreciation, beautiful, devotion, freedom,

Premium Member Words From Home
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...

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Categories: culture, humorous, language,

Premium Member We have identity
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,...

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Categories: education, endurance, freedom, language,

Measina a Samoa
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,...

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Categories: language, appreciation, change, community, encouraging,

Premium Member Body Language
We each have a unique identity
Alteration is hopeless
The enigma is a conundrum
With the option of reshuffling
You cannot fight a fire
through an amazing sight to behold
In...

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Categories: language, analogy, confusion, inspirational,


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