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Identity

54 poems

Who am I? Origins, language, gender, belonging: poems about identity. Read them on Loëly.

“The Perfect World”

Khalil Gibran

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A fixed idea

Amy Lowell

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A man feared that he might find an assassin

Stephen Crane

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A Mountain

Wallace Stevens

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Adolescence

Claude McKay

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America

Claude McKay

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America

Gertrude Stein

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April

Sara Teasdale

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Bantams in Pine-woods

Wallace Stevens

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Brahma

Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Daughter

Gertrude Stein

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Eternal Me

Charlotte Perkins Gilman

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For An Autograph

James Russell Lowell

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Fruit Of The Flower

Countee Cullen

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Heritage

Countee Cullen

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His Answer When Some Stranger Asked Who He Was

Isabella Augusta Gregory

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I am ! Yet what I am

John Clare

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I Am the Woman

William Vaughn Moody

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I am the world

Dora Sigerson Shorter

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I Know My Soul

Claude McKay

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I Was Made Erect And Lone

Henry David Thoreau

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I would I might forget that I am I

George Santayana

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I'm Nobody! Who are you?

Emily Dickinson

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Imitation

Edgar Allan Poe

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In The Stalls

Arthur Symons

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Incident

Countee Cullen

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It Might have been

Ella Wheeler Wilcox

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Karenge Ya Marenge

Countee Cullen

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My Friend

Khalil Gibran

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My Life had stood - a Loaded Gun

Emily Dickinson

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Nuances of a Theme by Williams

Wallace Stevens

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Poets To Come

Walt Whitman

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Prayer

Henry David Thoreau

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Saints Have Adored the Lofty Soul of You

Charles Sorley

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Serepta Mason

Edgar Lee Masters

Spoon River Anthology

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She Of The Dancing Feet Sings

Countee Cullen

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Song Of Myself

Walt Whitman

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Sonnet 45 - Good now be still

Mary Wroth

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Stanzas In Meditation: Stanza LXXXIII

Gertrude Stein

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The Barrier

Claude McKay

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The Fly

William Blake

Songs of Innocence and of Experience

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The Lady's First Song

William B. Yeats

New Poems

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The Other Language

Khalil Gibran

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The sage lectured brilliantly

Stephen Crane

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The Seven Selves

Khalil Gibran

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The Vernal Age

Philip Freneau

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Though All The Fates

Henry David Thoreau

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To a historian

Walt Whitman

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To America

James Weldon Johnson

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To Certain Critics

Countee Cullen

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Tomb

George Santayana

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We wear the mask

Paul Laurence Dunbar

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Witchcraft by a picture.

John Donne

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Yet Do I Marvel

Countee Cullen

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