My Invisible twin brother.

My Invisible twin brother.

A Poem by Kay Salisu Titilola
"

This is a poem that talk about life and personality. Our actions towards life would determine the action of life towards us.

"
Looking at the invincible mirror in front of me,
I saw a man of my own identity.
He smiles as I smiled and wink as i winked
The teeth of his mouth was never differ from that of me.

I folded my hands, he also got his own fold.
I intended to go, so it did on its own,
I was so confused of the second me,
That is standing so perfectly in front of me.

I shockingly look behind the mirror,
To know if i could see the little pal,
But I found it to be no one,
Right behind the the middle man.

I came back to watch again,
He emerge to do the same,
I got to frown my face,
So did he without delay.
He never miss a second,
To act in all my way.

I turned my back to him,
He turns his back to me.
The way I did to him,
It's the way it did to me.

I later know the invisible Kid,
To be my dearly copied part.
It shows the true me,
and explain how I am.

I'm not too good, i'm not too bad.
All I got to know is that,
I am always the real me.

© 2016 Kay Salisu Titilola


Author's Note

Kay Salisu Titilola
Please comment as you read. I really want to know my level of writing.

My Review

Would you like to review this Poem?
Login | Register




Reviews

whoa this poem gives off an illusion type of thing... i cant really explain the feeling. it was a great one none the less , havent had a poem do that to me before. i loved this! truly amazing.... keep up the great work Salisu Titilola :)

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Kay Salisu Titilola

7 Years Ago

That was really encouraging. Thanks a lot.
 The Realist

7 Years Ago

and you are very much welcome 1:)
wow,with the topic i thought it was a real twin brother until i read the content that it was a mirror twin brother....good write up


Posted 8 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Kay Salisu Titilola

8 Years Ago

thanks for that sister?

Share This
Email
Facebook
Twitter
Request Read Request
Add to Library My Library
Subscribe Subscribe


Stats

217 Views
2 Reviews
Rating
Added on February 7, 2016
Last Updated on February 7, 2016

Author

Kay Salisu Titilola
Kay Salisu Titilola

Ijebu ode, Ijebu ode, Nigeria



About
Just trying to reveal to the world about my point of view about life. What I think life is and How I think we can overcome. Through my experience and challenges in life, I've been able to figure ou.. more..

Writing