The ocean, lying on the land of possibilities
Supplying minds with abilities
The ocean, shaking its world with densities
Instead of salinity, you infuse capabilities
The satellite, rocketing on elliptic orbit
Shinning brighter like Sirius
The satellite, spotlighting lives
Shinning on your shiny diamonds
The mountain, friending with fountains
Peaking in the center of life
The mountain, reaching its wings for success
Spreading its base to cover the earth
The lighthouse, directing destiny finders
Standing on the beautiful Island
The lighthouse, blinking 24/7
Standing firm at all cost
Every one feels you from a far distance
In the blue skies, you name writes
Greatness
Magazines have you highlighted
The cardinals; North, South, East and West pay their ovation
You grow faster than the finest Leyland
In your circles are candles lighting each other
Candles of Olympic colors; blue, yellow, black, green and red
In your bosoms, talents glow
Under your pillars, integrity shows
On your ambos stand qualified professors, doctors or lectures
UIB, the valiant
UIB, the salient
UIB, the radiant
“WE GO INTERNATIONAL WITH YOU”
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Author:
Osei Zion (Pseudonym) (
Offline) - Published: February 20th, 2022 23:31
- Comment from author about the poem: Universitas Internasional Batam or International University of Batam (UIB), is a great institution location on the Batam Island, Riau Island Province, Indonesia. I took my time to write this poem for this school because I see her as a life changing university. She is second to none.
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Comments1
and exactly, what percent of the Indonesian population
can afford the total living costs of attending a university...?
how empathetically priced do you think those fees are?
and why does a learning establishment
need such high profit margins, do you think?
Sorry the poem doesn't answer the number of Indonesian people who can afford education or not. Those questions can be discussed in the newspapers. Thanks for your comments though.
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