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Names
June 1, 2016
Everyone has a name,
That’s what symbolizes a person.
Some examples: Sam, Ana, Taylor, Josh
Another example, would be Sapphira.
Long and short names easy to come by
And recognizable
Nothing too hard on the tongue.
No given reaction of confusion
Just that ordinary smile.
It’s like a formula
depending on the name it is equal to
The initial reaction.
So, solve for the name Zenab.
© Anonymous
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Since i have such an uncommon name in America. I have learned that the people around me including my family pronounce my name several different ways.