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Of becoming a Nymph


If only He made me a beautiful nymph, Though I do not mean to question my existence, But I do. You know who I love, What and who I want to love, As who I am for that lover, As that lover feels the same for me, Why I wonder to be other than this body, Wondering a different species, I feel like something other than I see, As I look at what I consider a lie, a thought A temporary body, but a soul with it's own heart. A soul embodying the goddess that I'd love to be, Or that mythical hero for she, if she wants to be saved, or in love with me... Rather this state of being, this love, Is a sanctuary of melancholy With moments of happy short stories.. This poet writing has an identity That hides away from the eyes of society Revealing only to that possible lover, That interest, who's interested in my intellect, Who sees through, past my physical presence Understanding the language of my eyes The vision within my brain, A fantastic and a colorful world, My own reality, where I take forms, Where I travel, from past to present... With such thought, with such heart, With such a soul, you know.. What I know, who I really should become , What could become of that lover... If only you'd preform such miracle, to let me be, and then become.. Respectfully, I accept... Internally? I........ - Arman
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Armaan Is A Flower

Greetings lovelies, I am born in the US, raised overseas. I've started writing poetry during high school. It's been an escape from depression, a form of expressing what I couldn't, and a hidden gift I ever knew I had. I aspire to become an artist, creator of various creative things, and to connect with the world in an artistic, revolutionary, and in a harmonious stance.

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