Immigrant



In veins of mine, two worlds entwine,
Heritage mixed, a tapestry divine.
One culture's rhythm, another's song,
A fusion of stories that life prolongs.

Confusion dances in kaleidoscope hues,
Languages clash, leaving me bemused.
Traditions collide, like waves on the shore,
In this blend of cultures, I explore more.

Identity's puzzle, a mosaic's art,
Piecing together every fragment, heart to heart.
I'm neither here nor solely there,
A nomad of roots, a soul laid bare.
Which god to pray,
And which to betray?

Embracing the chaos, I find my own grace,
Celebrating the blend in life's vibrant space.
Mixed heritage whispers a tale so unique,
A symphony of differences, strong and meek.

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The feelings of an immigrant to america, embracing two cultures

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Submitted by manik.86465 on September 07, 2023

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Scheme AAXX XXBB CCDDEE FFGG
Closest metre Iambic pentameter
Characters 687
Words 132
Stanzas 4
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 6, 4

Mani S. Kavuru

Words and writing have always interested me, but the transition now is from scientific writing (which is based on logic and the rational) to a more emotive, lyrical form. At present this remains an experiment to see if I can strike the right tone, elicit a desired effect, etc. Full disclosure: I have been utilizing chatGPT as an "assistant"; I provide the prompts, edit extensively, yet the structure is provided by my assistant. I take full responsibility for the end result. Not that dissimilar to work on a scientific project in the lab, etc. more…

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