Where are these mythical creatures we call men?
I have yet to meet one
I have stumbled upon many animals and a scared little boy
I have touched a soldier
Loved a hypocrite 
I have held hands with the spawn of Satan 
I had beside me a chameleon 
Even danced with an ***
But never have I seen this wonder we call a man

Chameleons

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ahmad-cox

I like the metaphors and the subtle imagery in this poem

raj-arumugam

Delightful poem, very well-written in its imagery and structure, Cazandra...you are not alone in your quest - Diogenes went out in the day with a lantern, looking for an honest man...he could not find any either...