I Don't Entertain Poem by Montaha Gasir

I Don't Entertain



My dreams and ambitions,
So high in the sky.
But they want to ground me,
"Stay here till you die".

My place is the house,
That's all I hear.
These backwards people,
In their face, I sneer.

I'm the problem,
That's what you proclaim?
You're trying to snuff me,
But I'm a fiery flame.

They always say,
"Give us more smiles".
Oh, I'm sorry,
I'm busy running miles.

A pretty face,
Is all they see.
Brains and skills,
So much more to me.

I don't entertain.
I don't need the pain.
I'm missing the train?
I'll catch the plane.

Tuesday, November 15, 2022
Topic(s) of this poem: marriage,independence,irony
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