Rag Poem by Nassy Fesharaki

Rag



Rag

I guess that rag is name
That is what I am called
In a desert, on the sands
I am old silk worn pride
On the body of princess
And many softly brides
And bodies of nymphets

I think that I am the rag,
Name I hear being called
I am a toy for fast winds
I am taken by the breeze
Shelter I am to a scorpion
Rats biting take my piece
And snake fights for me
I am sad rag and old silk

I guess that rag is name
It is what they have said
In desert night’s so cold
Day burns and peels skin
A mirage is; everywhere
I am a rag; some old silk

Sunday, April 27, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: solitude
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This poem started on Saturday Apr 26 when I was too sick and went out to make sure that I am still alive.
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