Rainbow, Persian Version Poem by M S Newhadney

Rainbow, Persian Version



Heading south towards the land of dream
Licking blue candy and white ice cream
Approaching eagerly to Rainbow Bridge
I noticed another rainbow in the sky
Passing over us and made us cry
It seemed to be the end of siege
For those coming from Middle East
But the sheriff called us: Hey you! Beast
You can't pass Rainbow Bridge
You deserved just Inferno Bridge
Someone shot the sheriff
Eric announced it with a lot of tariff
But I was accused and arrested
No one ready to witness instead
Since then I've been wandered in the inferno
I will never watch again any kind of rainbow

Note: Eric refers to Eric Clapton and his song called I shot the sheriff

The picture attached to poem was painted by Rafal Olbinski in 1945.

Rainbow, Persian Version
Wednesday, December 2, 2020
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