Older Days Poem by Nassy Fesharaki

Older Days



Older days

Was on road driving
-as always observing, spying.

Saw the girl when turning
-to her right, and kissing.

"What is this? "
-I questioned,
-felt upset and wondered:
- "…exchange kiss, so simple?
-No hardship? No burden? "

Recalled days when kiss was stolen
-with tricks or charming, sort of game!

Kept thinking, drove on:
- "Kiss, no more, is for theft,
-hardly one complains…
-no need for sweetness
-for showing your regret,
-indicate readiness to repent,
-and return the looted…
-knowing well
-you will end up winner
-since the taste will double
-when kissing to return stolen…"

Pushed the gas, turned the wheel,
-and shouted: "Wish lived in older days! "

Friday, June 1, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: romantic
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