The Bystander's Opinion Poem by Toniacendra Uchegbu

The Bystander's Opinion



THE BYSTANDER'S OPINION


What do you see when you look at us?
What good or bad do we portray?
What can a bystander possibly know?
Let's make your opinion count.


I see four roles when I look,
I see one role common amongst four,
I see three individual roles,

One paves the way,
One shares her treasures,
One simplifies tasks,
One maintains order,
All bear burdens.

All these I see when I look,
What could I possibly know?
I'm just a bystander afterall.


By Mmasinachi Toniacendra (truth)

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