Who am I?

I&#39;m a collection of all the good and bad
With every mistake and triumph I am clad

I&#39;m an assortment of lessons I&#39;ve learned
And each and every scar I have earned

I&#39;m a speck of all my experiences gathered
Taking from all I&#39;ve endured and weathered

Each moment I&#39;ve lived&nbsp;&nbsp;broken into a sliver
Collecting each as I float down life&#39;s river

 Who am I?

I&#39;m merely a beautiful mosiac in the making
Destined to be me in a life of waking

Fer_Eveley

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DAWaldo

Absolutely wonderful love the whole thing period especially the comparison to live and mosiac.

kim-johanna-baker

Wonderful couplets delving deeper than the surface layer.. thank you for sharing...

VerseBuster

There’s a calm, affirming clarity in this piece – the earned scars, the river of moments, the identity built from everything endured and gathered. The final image of becoming a beautiful mosaic is simple, strong, and memorable.
This is Sunday Hidden Gem.

MidnightVerse

This has a really steady, reflective flow. The repetition of “Who am I?” gives it a nice grounding structure that ties everything together. The “mosaic in the making” idea works especially well as a closing image. Simple, but it leaves a calm sense of self-acceptance.

AlanBaxter

This is a reflective and self-affirming piece with a clear, steady structure; the repetition of “Who am I?” works well as a framing device. The mosaic metaphor is simple but effective, giving the poem a grounded sense of identity formed through experience.