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One Person
by Kimberly Angelone (Age: 38)
copyright 08-31-2005


Age Rating: 10 to 127

 
I look at you,
You look at me,
We see the same face.

You laugh inside,
I laugh outside,
Yet, we both feel the joy.

You speak softly,
I speak loudly,
We speak the same language.

You mourn quietly,
I cry out loud,
We feel the same pain.

You cut yourself,
I cut myself,
We bleed the same.

You are black,
I am white,
She is yellow,
He is red,
But we are all one person.


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11-30-2005 Gregory Christiano    

Interesting view of the human physcie and our relationship with one another. The use of language and the flow and rhythm are very nice.
08-31-2005 Roger Crique    

We all have white bones, blue blood, the same encoded messages to become a human, the same, yet different. Yet when we bleed, our blood spills the same, crimson in color and telling the same tale. I like the way you pointed out the differences which are always the same. Great job. Welcome to PnP (People Need Poetry).
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