Cruel Man Poem by Nassy Fesharaki

Cruel Man



Cruel Man

Not this time
Not at all
This shaking of the knee is not of speakers
Of course sound is too loud; turned to waves
(Hitting me in the face and on knees)

Neither does vibrate and shiver of fear of police
Not at all, no, no; no

This is of the squirrel
(This black crazy animal, with that tail and no mind)

Yes of course I feel bad
On the road it ran fast; hit my car
I heard it; lost track
I wonder
Is it killed?
Just wounded?

I'm shaking...

Memories keep racing
Of the sheep I saw hit
Of the bird that I hit
And balance in nature

What is man, this cruel?

Thursday, September 25, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: natural disasters
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