| by NDILLE NDILLE KOGGE | |
| Published on: Sep 17, 2007 | |
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| Type: Poetry | |
| https://www.tigweb.org/express/panorama/article.html?ContentID=15937 | |
| Along the rubble-filled And pot-holed, cranky paths Of the capital city-village They roll past with SUVs Evidence of their pillage The haunted, torturous path They inflict on the polis In their sparkling, splendid Designer-trimmed suits, Pig-like and pot-bellied their pictures; And with disdain, slight Their looks on the paupers squalid And disfigured by their plight Born of the plunder and graft Of them, pot-bellied brats Their heads high in pride. Pride undue and false Dressed in a cloak of pretense And pseudo-patriotism Disfigured nationalism. I see 2morrow their fall Final, brute, horrific and unequal To their spurt-like reign Their patriotic feign. I see it soon Very soon. August 29, 2007. « return. |
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