Honeymoon Poem by Nassy Fesharaki

Honeymoon



Honeymoon

Each grey and black
Crazy and noisy, look-alikes
For one cause or other,
In pack, in pair; so they were.
If alone doubtlessly handicap

Single ones in limping behind
Resilient, resistant, persevered

Camel-like, extended all the necks
A low-head, curvy-snake, snorkels
Means in search; path finding
Or a claim: “It is my place”

Sometimes funny
Geese are strange

They make nests and lay eggs
On grass, the roof and balcony
Many floors, by the windows
Easily, on the roof

Shy, aloof and humble
Walks across the single
Of a couple sure aware
Next to them single girl

Nods male; so invites
“I accept! We’re love”
Says female by a nod,
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Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: observation
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