I'M Immortal Poem by Benjamin Paa Willie
I'M Immortal
I am immortal
A demented
Guilt-free child
Voiced
I am immortal
And incompatible
So far
While turned
From a hand to another
Topsy-turvy
She fell in
A conversation
With a fellow
And spoke fondly
Of Einstein
Shakespeare
And other immortals
Liar
Demented child
Cursed to utter
Incompatibility
Voiced
The fellow
Hurt
She took
The way towards
The immortals
I am going
To the library
Voiced
A demented
Guilt-free child
There is a show
At the cinema
Laughing is good
For your health
Voiced
The fellow
Ah, you can
Go back to
Kindergarten
There is a lot of
Laughing
There too
Voiced
A demented
Guilt-free child
Very interesting poem, brother! I like it a lot! Thanks for sharing. Also 'congrats!
I am immortal A demented Guilt-free child nice poem and congrats
To those who didn't get the point of this poem; the child I was talking about is 'A Good Book'. Just imagine any good book. it becomes immortalised like the message of the book. The Authors too, many times. An example is the Bible. If you didn't get what I said it means I am not good at conveying my message and I try to improve upon that. Thank you!
i like it really but i just don't get the immortality anyway you are artistic honestly i like puzzling poems
Wonderful...brother, nice poem, very well
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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4/26/2024 4:48:28 AM # 1.0.0.1119
Great poem again. Really like this one.