Mugabe Poem by Lawrence s. Makola

What would you gain?
What have you acquired?
What kind of emblem would you raise?
How long would you continue being arrogant?
For how long would you continue treating your own people like animals?
Why do you close your hears to the cry?
Their cry even reached the outer parts of Africa
Touched the man with the stone heart
Then what was your answer to their concerns
Tony Blaire keep your Britain I will keep my ZZZZZZim
George Bush was concerned too but you didn’t want to listen
What do you want?
You are too old to run the country
What you were used to then is not our system
This is a different generation
Power mongers like you do not have a place anymore in this era
I thought you were a clever when you chase the whites out of ZZZZim
But I was wrong
Ever since your currency is a joke
Your economy a tale to tell
But even so you cannot open your eyes
I do not think to call you an African
Let alone the citizen of our southern region
For I will never find it easy to relate to you
There is a place that sued you best that is the FOREST