Shout Even Shy Poem by Nassy Fesharaki

Shout Even Shy



Shout even shy

Look up there, not in church,
In heavens; do you see flicker?
That is me watching you
Kind of love and envy, jealousy
Bad, too bad, I am winged
I compose, scroll, then I read
But cannot, no cannot be in chain
Cage of roads, obstacles, which I hate
If not I would be there next to sheep
(The photo you mentioned, sent to me)

I sure am too happy of your write,
And of course, having read end and top.

“…an island far, far away…gets…boring, ”
(Hate at first then the love, abhorring)
“Suddenly the mountains aren't dense anymore.”

Now I see everyone that you love on the street
But no time for landing over there; too early.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This is an answer to a friend who had commented on my poem 'Change of heart'. I have quoted parts of her writing and have named the poem after her.
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