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It is a poem about a dying economy; the mood of the poem changes from heaven to bitter. |
| VOICE OF THE POOR Up and down the city street, slowly moves the rich's fleet. And patriots on their bare feet trek from horizons and yonder. Battling with terrain, they ponder the distance to cover, and wander and wander with wonder as they break obstacles that curtain the twinkling skyscraper peak They creep into the noisy heart of the city, weary and weak The folks' hearts are loaded guns awaiting to explode with rage Their mouth froth and mutter dozens of frozen war words. Rage! For the country's economy was fat but now... the great damage! The president must account for the corruption; the frogmarch The knockdown; the throttle, and the pull and push which the nations suffer, or the civilian give a counterpunch to the regime that harbours economic prowlers. The economy is loved a bushel and a peck By Poetcook (Peter Kilonzo) |