Myseum Poem by Zyw Zywa

Myseum



In my Myseum I display myself
in honorable creations
outside, I join the drum band
of the world and beat the drum
I love to be a big noise

not a dark empty Mysoleum, no
yellowed footnote in small letters
below the line of time, no dead
name in the family tree of billions
but eternally attractive

You and I know
that Myseums quickly decay
or they are looted
and filled with forgeries
clichés and explanations

together a big name
that you can drop
in a conversation, suggesting
that it belongs to the collection
in your wonderful Myseum

Thursday, December 19, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: ego
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Museum = temple dedicated to the Muses

Mausoleum = a tomb for the ashes of an important person, named after satrap (Governor of a Persian province)Mausolus

Collection "The Yellow House Museum"
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
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