Playing Masterfully on Words; I Beat to My Own Drum, Come Join Me



I’m an ocean that waves.
I’m a kite that gets high.
I’m fire where there’s smoke.
I’m a spirit that’s free.
I’m security that guards.
I’m a guitar without strings.
I’m Spring who’s sprung.
I’m Summer who’s time.
I’m Autumn who leaves.
I’m Winter who’s cold.
I’m well, that’s read.
I’m a book without ends.
I’m a pen that inks.
I’m a ghost that writes.
I’m cover on a magazine.   
I’m global without Anthologies.
I’m unapologetic, apologetically.
I’m ink to wells.
I’m a poem that’s prose.
I’m a “colored” gal pencil.
I’m sharp to pencils.
I’m a pal that pens.
I’m pain with gains.
I’m black to birds.
I’m fruit, that’s strange.
I’m Mrs. Brown that’s black.
I’m black whose Brown.
I’m a door of no return.
I’m African and American.
I’m a force to be reckoned with.
I’m a diamond that’s April.
I’m a Taurus; that’s bull!
I’m brick that housed.
I’m news that channels.
I’m safe with space.
I’m Gram and Ma.
I’m yin, and I’m yang.
I’m and engine that starts.
I’m a car that runs.
I’m a dream of a King.
I’m a mark man’s shot
I’m caged to birds.
I’m love that’s lost.
I’m trust that’s worthy.
I’m before that’s after.
I’m stress that free.
I’m up that’s down.
I’m in that’s out
I’m yes that “no!”
I’m marked as fragile.
I’m here that’s gone.
I’m lost that’s found.
I’m go that comes.
I’m a house that’s home.
I’m kith without kin.
I’m sung who sings.
I’m blues that sAngs.
I’m songs that’s soulful.
I’m water without fish.
I’m a man that fishes.
I’m sound in Doctrine.
I’m life to lines.
I’m His in His hands.
I’m seeds that sowed.
I’m mustered in faith.
I’m hemmed in purple garments.
I’m sewn in Genesis through Revelation.
I’m going to die to self.
I’m amazing that’s graced, Amen.
I’m a soul that mates.
I’m Nay that’s Nino’s.


I’m a mic that’s dropped.



Dedicated to: Hearts who beat (as one)

About this poem

Wordplay is a literary technique that uses words in a creative manner. It involves employing echoes, spellings, misspellings, and an arrangement that endorses a play on words.

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Written on September 02, 2024

Submitted by TUBS05 on September 04, 2024

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Scheme AXXBXCXXXXXXXXXXBXDEFXXGXXHXIXEXXFXXXXXXXGXBXBHXXEXXXXXCAEXXIXXXXXIXXXD X I
Closest metre Iambic trimeter
Characters 2,002
Words 407
Stanzas 3
Stanza Lengths 71, 1, 1

Renee Drummond-Brown

Reneé Drummond-Brown, is a renowned author, visionary in literature, writer, publisher, and poet residing in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She earned a Grad certification in Christian Leadership from Liberty University (LU) and is still in pursuit of higher education. She holds a Master of Arts degree in creative writing with a concentration in poetry from Chatham University. She also holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Christian Ministry Leadership with a minor in biblical theology studies, graduating summa cum laude from Geneva College of Western Pennsylvania. In addition, she received an Associate of Arts degree in Christian Ministry at The Center for Urban Biblical Ministry (CUBM), where she served as class president. Drummond-Brown is an accomplished poetess with experience in creative writing and authored several books to her credit. Her poetic prose is recognized across the globe. Drummond-Brown’s Hardcover, Softcover, eBooks, Coloring books (adult and children), Anthologies, Magazine and Children’s book are sold via Amazon: Pittsburgh author Renee Drummond-Brown (Renee's Poems with Wings are Words in Flight!). https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B07V4GW9SH more…

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  • luisestable1
    One thing to notice in all of this is that the quality matches the item as when you say you are an ocean that waves, and for all those I am, you are unique.
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