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Features : Poetry  

If You Were A Vase, Poem by Sahar Huneidi
By sahar Huneidi

Apr 17, 2003, 14:53

by Yan Basely

If you were a vase

I would have smashed you.

 

If you were a flower,

I would have crushed you.

 

If you were a beautiful building,

I would have sprayed graffiti all over you.

 

But instead,

I am caught starring at a blinking screen

Crunching few keys in between.

 

If you were a bull -

And we were on a ranch in Texas

I would brand you with my initials: S.H.

 

If you were a smuggler's suitcase,

I would send the sniffer dogs

To spot you, unzip you

And turn your insides out to shreds.

 

If you were the Future,

I would be Death.

 

If you were a novelist,

I would be your critic.

And make sure "You'd Never Have Lunch

In This Town Again".

 

But you're not.

And I am not.

And we remain

Lost fragments of one.

 

If I were B.T.

I'd cut off your telephone line.

And if I were NatWest,

I'll cancel your direct debit

 

And collude with London Electricity

To leave you powerless.

 

Then I would stand naked by your bathtub

Watch you toil over what's going on

(soaking in Johnson's baby oil).

 

I'd stand nude‑ in my big, white, voluptuous body

And hold a candle to my face and say:

Narcissus! Look at me. Deal with me,

Damn you ‑ face it.

 

But if you were my babe,

I would hold you close to my bosom.

Stroke your hair, comfort you

Till the stars implode ‑all of them.

 

If you were my shadow -

and we were in the Sahara

I would stand bare and survive

Perennial sunstrokes.

 

But now it seems,

I'll scream at my screen

And kick my bubble jet.

 

Till all the dots move in a matrix,

And align themselves into a poem,

 

That will print‑ and you'll read

In a bind ‑ that's perfect.

Then, I'll simply float

 

In Tristan's ' boat;

Traverse the storm,

Without a rudder or an oar

And let be what may will.

 

 (c) Sahar Huneidi 1996


Read other poems by Sahar:
I.D. (or I don't!), Breakfast On Friday The 11th of April 1986, Virtual Reality

 






 

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