Bazaar Poem by Nassy Fesharaki

Bazaar



Bazaar

I searched for the bazaar
Among books, dictionaries, thesaurus.

They are all no more than worthless junks:
“A market in a Middle Eastern country.”

Synonyms to bazaar:
Market and marketplace, a mart or an exchange
Even souk.

They are all wrong and are fools.
Bazaar is Persian or Farsi word, meaningful:
“Go for and, bring back.”

Literate brother and sister, isn’t this same as: “Fetch”?

But still I am glad they use it in wrong way.

Bazaar has its own laws, and system,
Roots must be in “Barter”, care, kindness.

When someone has Hojreh, or a shop in bazaar
He may lose, go bankrupt
Normally problem will be solved without court, police out.

Loser is respected; elderlies step in, he is called:
“Take time off, sit and think in detail, and then write.”

The debts and capital are weighed and realized.
Then comes help, comes support, loser now an expert
Works harder and better…pays the debts, aims for gain.

IMF and the Banks-International, governments. media
All are dumb
They make noose, interests
Add to pains, problems, and then choke.

From dead they want blood
See Greece; those in line…

Tuesday, July 7, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: commercialism
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