Hold His Hand Poem by Nassy Fesharaki

Hold his hand

The Persian poetry,
Is great and rich in
Literature, history.

One of such, Shahnameh
With Koran is compared.

In it are references
To Zebra of Persians.

Theirs is line-less, plain
And brownish its shades.

The name of animal and "Grave"
Exactly, sound the same.

Both are "Goor! "

King Bahram was best in
Hunting Zebra, killing.

After years of King's death,
Wrote poets, some poems:
"The hunter of Goor now
Is preyed, in Goor, gone! "

This warning is worthy
For the wise and ruling:
"Be aware that power
Does not last forever."

Wish heard is deaf, blind
That live in palaces.

Wish they were able to
Observe the warning, too:
"Be aware that power
Does not last forever."

Remind the man of walls:
"Now, you live within walls."

But I guess it is waste
To think of such nonsense!

He looks at the White House
As other court for golf.

He raised the Bible but
Never has, nor reads of!

He knows not, nor hears
That the book is against
His way and his manner.

The Bible instructs:
"Do not cause any harm."

He who earned his living
From sales of bodies
Of women and labours,
Can never think of these!

How can he pick Bible?
How can he defend them?

He is more of devil
That sits at table, eats,
Pretending have been
The friend of the team,
Soon after goes, reveals
Their secrets and hidings
To lead the wolf to sheep.

I Know him, am afraid
He will push the button
To show that has power!

Kneel and beg you please:
"Hold his hand, stop him! "

Each moment of delay
Means adding to danger,
Exploding the "Atom! "