September Fifith Poem by Nassy Fesharaki

September Fifith



September fifth

This artist has canvas
Lengthy, wide
The sky
Blue brushed to the south
Full of paint both his palm
I can't see, he is far
Splash all over
Shaping hair, long curly silver

Then the sound
London's whip for the dog
Lion in circus

Observing; teeth bright
And then roar

Or tree in jungle, squeak, then it falls
And then roar

Or Japan in the war
And the bombs
And people's melted eyes

In my hand I have wine
On bottle and the cork
It's written "Argentine"
I must raise, masterpiece

To my right is Steeles; in front are trees
Heads, scarfs and giggles, Afghan girls in breeze
And their hair like this night

If compared his, man's light
Is like cave, his is sun, man's candle
I stand full naked, chest is land for his rain
Navy plane's barrier is chest hair

Having wine in this site is a must.

Friday, September 5, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: miracle
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