Us Peace Advocate Rev Jesse Jackson Sr In Malaysia Poem Poem by john tiong chunghoo

Us Peace Advocate Rev Jesse Jackson Sr In Malaysia Poem



clogged drains
that have been
stinking for years

rotten rotten
rats, rotten fish,
rotten hold backs
refuse rotten corpses
that send offensives
stomach up
stucked, stubbon
nauseating
spirit draining

where is the
country that should
flourish like a patch
of grass sprinkled
with spring water
growing profusely
with a uniformity of colours?

fengshui flowers
ideas go to the sky
to come down to
fertilise lands and mind

US peace advocate
Rev Jesse Jackson Sr
uncorks a bottle of
vintage angsts to
dissolve them in
his cold fluid advice
smooth to the ears
rekindling that sigh
of long cherished goal
diverse races to
find a common
catalyst to grow
and mature

through the glass
a shimmering amber
of the years ahead

light the eyes, heart
and mind find a perfect step
to a gratifying, unifying song


Note: Reverend Jesse Jackson Sr was in Kuala Lumpur to promote peace since Monday i.e. April 20,2009. He was a keynote speaker
at the Bridges - Dialogues Towards a Culture of Peace conference
organised by the International Peace Foundation and Sime Darby Berhad.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Tai Chi Italy 24 April 2009

Hello John, nicely timed political write here and I agree with Mr Jackson, I love the metaphor here, I can just see that sludged being cleared and clear minds gushing forth. Smiling at you, Tai

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