I Must Be Crazy Poem by Nassy Fesharaki

I must be crazy

I must be crazy
-like a child, have dreams
-when looking at pumpkin
-or plates on machines
-or women in walking

I must be crazy!
-keep thinking

Make puzzles, Lego-like
-scatter then gather
-making words with letters
-even on the plates
-of any vehicle

One of the examples:
-saw AZAF and thought of
-the words with same letters
-in the tongue of mother
-named Persian; or Farsi

If FAZA, is space
If AFZA is add it
ZAAF stands for weakness

I must be crazy!
I must be crazy!
I must be crazy!

Pumpkins are everywhere
-at the doors and windows
-they seem to represent
-the heroes in crown
-for sake of Halloween

Hardly we, anyone
-knows of the background
-amusement, or warning:
- "Save harvest in the safe!
- Prepare and bundle! "

I must be crazy!

See woman in the mall
-dressed in Black-White
-walking on Mezzanine
-to me far above…
-I see her, her breast
-memories travel

After Louvre in Paris
-head for buying something
-for the-then-love of life
-and now my-Ex-wife

Skin-wear and jackets
-were kept in the basement
-I walked down the steps…

The door of fitting room
-was open and exposed
-a woman, most perfect
-butt to me and mirror
-showing her; her breasts

Even now waters mouth!

I must be crazy!

West sky is dizzy
-reflecting sun of East
-as if is Diwali

Skin feels chilliness
-stands on the corner
-with cup, panhandler

I think of his reasons
-business or homeless
-his eyes and his skin! ! !

I must be crazy!
I must be crazy!