Don't speak
Don't ask for your rights
Let the corruption live in peace
Don't cry over oppression
It's nothing but your own delusion
Don't dare tear the status quo down
Don't be aware of the horrors
Committed in the name of nationalism
The message is clear
Don't try to mess with the crooks
Let them rule, let them thrive
And a bit of prosperity might trickle down
If you are patient with the kings.
Let the corruption live in peace... hardly a few people think this way! Liked this sober poem
FINAL: Thinking of the population who are desperately suffering from it, but do not dare to give an opinion about it. Excellently worded.
Scriba dares not give a clear opinion on this, but the title is marked Junta, and we know what it means. My associations go to Military Junta, no explanation, but clearly expressed.
This philosophical poem doesn't explicitly state its theme, but it reflects on power dynamics, authority, and the impact of rulers. The poem explores the consequences of oppressive rule and the struggle those under such governance face. Created with powerful words. TOP Marks!
Very true, to many it seems to rebel would be met with terrible repercussions, very true, only God is able and remove the wicked in his time. Love the depth and despair you penned😊
A very straightforward and open and true commentary on the contemporary state of affairs almost anywhere in the world. Yes Nosheen, it is time the common man woke up against such orgacrimes by those in power
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Bravo Noshy Thanks for sharing this notheworthy poem