Go Graze Poem by Nassy Fesharaki

Go Graze

Go graze

Going to the job site
Stopped on the roadside,
Inhaled some fresh air,
And chatted with nature.

Felt thunder in my head,
Stormed and rained shower.

The drops were questions,
Asked about Hell, Heaven,
And the creeks and Havens.

Asked about the clouds,
Rain, showers, and oceans.

Asked about the dolphins,
And the sharks and the whales.

Asked about the crows,
And eagles and ravens.

Asked about Big Ben and,
The Bible's prophets,
Adam, Eve, and Noah,
And Sara, Abraham.

"What about God, himself? "
"What about Testaments? "
"Are they not dream-like?
"Are they not full of lies?

Heard the roar of a cougar,
Saw the shadow of a bear,
"Hey, stop, " sang the bird.

They advised, rightly said:
"Look around see others,
Go and be one of them,
Live like lamb, a chicken,
Or be a pig, horse, cattle,
Mimic sheep, join the herd! "

Saturday, July 15, 2023
Topic(s) of this poem: horse,oceans
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