A Taxi Poem by Nassy Fesharaki

A Taxi



A taxi

Calm, smooth and polite
Raised my hand with head bowed:
"Will you please and can I? "

He, taxi wearing a blue tooth
Selfish in yellow cab
Raised his hand as if say:
"What the hell, why should I? "

I hate the word hate, have always
But bully, bullying, I hated, regardless.

Smoothly, trickster I turned wheel
Slowly I pushed car in between
The bully taxi and ne front
I know that driving
Of Russia; of Iran
I killed him
His power
Was only
In his honk
and was loud.

Sunday, February 14, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: society
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