Shenanigan Poem by Nassy Fesharaki

Shenanigan

Shenanigan

Strange to my ears,
I heard the ‘Shenanigan! '

Now, I know, means Mischief,
She used it against the...

Used the word because she,
Meant to kick Selina!

Who are they?
What is there?

They, both, are selfish girls,
Were spoiled from birth.

One's mother, officer,
For the jails, prisons!

Read the rest by yourself!

Selina, too, pampered,
Her father was absent.

Read the rest by yourself!

Now, the two, like eagles,
Keep fighting to the death.

Selina, all alone,
No friends, without arms!

Daughter of the jailer,
Has close connections.

Wonder how the mother,
Trained, taught her daughter!

She had learned from jails,
Good and bad, corruptions:
"Succeed with connections,
With no need for knowledge! "

Sunday, April 14, 2024
Topic(s) of this poem: daughter
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