Midday Poem by Nassy Fesharaki

Midday



Midday

Here in Toronto
-I dislike the city of midday

I dislike seeing old in wheelchair
I dislike seeing them, the jobless
I dislike seeing sign; "panhandler's"
I dislike facing poor and homeless

I dislike reflecting in mirror
-they are me…I'm hidden

Dog walkers
-grannies with babies
-in wheelchair or walking
-with walkers…

Oh, my lord
I dislike
They are me
I wear mask

I rather falling dead
-to leaning against wall

This city
In Midday
Is hateful for people
Who love the activeness
But…but…but…

Powerless; unable
Cannot be as before
No more am in full-size! ! !

Rather die
Rather die
Rather die

Come gunman
-I give you excuse
-to shoot me! ! !

Friday, August 4, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: fantasy
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