***who Am I*** Comments

A very nice and cute soliloquy. Thank you so much for sharing. GBU in Abundance, with the very best wishes, Sylvia Frances Chan, dutch poetess, evangelist and world traveler.

As you think in your heart, so are you. profound.

I am me, I am free, not so for many In this world with human conflict. Love fills my heart, love is the start For a world of the free, yes, Verily, love frees us from all conflicts and miseries..........10

Great thoughts coincide. Yet from a poet’s point of view mine may have narrowed down a tad. Read mine – Who Am I – Adeline

We are all created as unique individuals. Each of us has a part to play on earth. Then all will come together as one. Good.

Such a beautiful poem taking one to that place of love and peace. It screams compassion and delves beautifully into equality. That's how I see it, thank you for sharing Ken.....

Yes! The greatest gift of freedom what else could be than love? Lots of food for thought poem heart and mine opened, thaank you!

And for those of us who have nothing material to give, sharing a smile. a hello or any simple act of kindness, can make a difference that will spread. A touching poem, Ken. Thanks for sharing Peace

.............this is a great write....and I agree with you....we all should set an example and give to the less fortunate...

The great thoughts of a man of noble disposition.. He wishes to see everyone free, feels for the deprived and is willing to do something to ameliorate the conditions of the poor... Great write! !

A loving, sensitive and giving poem, the words are apt to stay with me.

Why readers gave you poor marks...! Because they never understood your astrocytes...! Sylva-MD-Poetry

Though superior, human beings are a complex creature. It were good if everyone was as fortunate to know their reason, purpose and goal in life. Then we all could work toward a better world. But, many have yet to figure out their own identity, and therefore lack the ability to help others find theirs. “I am me, I am free, not so for many In this world with human conflict.” Unfortunate, but true. Thanks, Ken, for writing this sober piece.