Humming Poem by Nassy Fesharaki

Humming



Humming

How I wish I was Earth
-had grass on my chest.

If so, you would sit, rest
-in shadows, on my face.

I could go unconscious
-feeling your musk-smell.

I would tell my gardens
-to show you flowers
-from bud to matured
-in colours, and faded…

Some of them, I know are
-piggy banks of questions.

A rose, once, in breeze
-by petals flapped wings.

She had guests, invited
- butterfly, hummingbird
-watched motions, admired…

"Best movements…"
-said to them, flower:
- "is from women's breasts."

"No, no, no, it can't be…"
-butterfly whispered with
-showing off her soft wings:
"…if so then why do they…"

Between them ran silence
-bird went on with question:
- "They cover their breasts;
-wear bras to hide them…? "

Therefore, I, my Venus, Aphrodite,
-ask you when come to walk
-leave at home that rag and ugly cloth!

Wednesday, July 4, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: romantic
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