Classes Poem by Nassy Fesharaki

Classes



Classes

Deep in my history
I read of classes, categories
At the top were Royals,
Second were Moobedan
And the third, Officials,
And Nation, under all…

Angry, like a boiling kettle:
"Why divide? Categorise?
Are we not human?
Siblings? All the same? "

Then hear Nationalists
Shouting and thundering
Against what I too, would
Only if brutal, rape, killing
Mother, child…

I permit arriving
If praise equality.

Britain invaded,
Captured, killed, traded
Many of peace lovers
Of the lands far away…

Keep watching a movie
On Brits' Family,
"Smashing" of the "Kids, "
Then, stop and let mind
Penetrate deep in time…

Feel carvings, Persia:
"Britain's Rich, Royals
Are same as Scorpions,
They sting, not of hate,
Were raised so by nature!

Invaders are inside!
Invaders are of us!
Invaders are corrupt!

Tuesday, December 1, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: human condition
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