Isis And Donkey Poem by Nassy Fesharaki

Isis And Donkey



ISIS and donkey

Nesin is a Turkish
He wrote books
A writer.

Simple but meaningful
Familiar, cultural
For us all.

He wrote of:
Lamb to wolf
Shoe to cow
And donkey:

“It was old, left alone
And grazed on its own.
It heard noise and ignored
‘Is tiger, is it wolf? ’
‘My mistake, I am old’
And again, nearer
And again, resistance
‘My ears hear wrong’
And at last the claws
In skin felt the teeth
‘It is mean; the tiger
But sorry, it is late.’”

Same is now with ISIS.

In white House
And elsewhere
Our so called great men
(Holding reins)
The donkey’s duplicates.

Tuesday, May 26, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: politics
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