The Imitator Poem by Mac Adrone Adonay

The Imitator



I saw a man doing what he cannot do
He thought that it was his capability
I was thinking of what he wanted to be
What the other man did, he will do it too
I wonder how, to himself – be this man true?
All things the man did, he’s trying to copy
He was a fool because he didn’t let him free
And wants to be above us, to me, to you!
He has eyes but I figured out those were blind
He’s one of those men who wants to pull you down
The imitator who always walk behind
Waiting for a time to steal your golden crown
He don’t trust in his ability at all,
So in the ground in dark sins, he always fall.

Monday, February 10, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: trust
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