Selina Poem by Nassy Fesharaki

Selina

Selina

In one lovely night,
The couple were bright.

-I wish to have our child!
-I also, and why not?

Woman asked:
-And gender?

He replied:
-Like yourself, an angle.

She smiled, satisfied.

Staring at her eyes,
His soul left to fly,
Wander in galaxies,
Satellites he crossed,
And grabbed the stars.

Cherry-picked,
Plucked some…

Selina was born,
She is a grown-up.

Once a lad said to her:
-I know of your father,
He is a thief, a robber!

She, in shock, surprised:
-Explain when, how, why!

-He stole the stars,
Planted in your eyes!

After too many years,
She, still, remembers.

-I enjoyed the comment,
It is great, I love it…

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