My, means belonging to…
Does anything belong to you?
I don’t think so.
My face, body, cat or house.
My child, my wife and coin possessed?
Preposterous and pointless.
Mine to own?
Fallacious and illusion;
All’s a loan.
Each object, person, situation
Not the tiniest bit mine.
It is better that you say:
“I go, you go, he goes, she goes”.
Goodness knows, each object goes:
Nothing’s mine and nothing’s yours;
Each thing seen, touched, held; a guise..
The range of verbs you choose to use
Should be reviewed to understand reality.
Everyone and everything but temporary.
Try to take a day or two
Getting used to finding out what, how and who
Relates to you.
Rotation, alternation, staying in our lives a day
But never staying always.
We use ‘my’ without a thought. My goodness! Oh my! We use it affectionately, sympathetically; my dear boy; my poor baby! Also belonging to or associated with the speaker: my name is Arlene; my friend. And yet, and yet…my is possessive.