Chameleon Poem by momodou jarju

Chameleon



As it Chamels to and fro
Count the stride it takes to whom it conspire
Changes as it feel as coz it have utmost
It senses, think wise
A billion of miles
It foresee flaw need restore
On its mission to steer
And nurture the wrong heads right.

It chamels to sew all and be straight
A novice, it pace is open
Pious and appreciative to the throng
It convenes and clusters all
Stride a trend of good stewardship
To make its revolt on of envying.

It has the helm ship
Over the hands of incomplete
With a brown new defender
Accorded with its environment
Time! Elapse, it just to give way
By resolute, whisper its teeth to trigger
Any feet who hails new tree
Thus, blood would rain in cats and dogs
It chamels good and end it cloy.

Saturday, July 19, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: leadership
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The saying leadership is a following ship is true talk. The route in today's African's political spectrum is pathetic and painful. Most leadership in African display trauma to the governed. Interestingly at the beginning of their helm ship, the pretend to be good however when time tells, they grow wings. Additionally, the junta guys who later change into civilian rule; start good like the aforementioned, but later the devil in them crop up again, it is in them had to change. So it with this protest this poem display.
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