The king largess his goods,
Giving them to all the neighborhoods.
But beware for he is beguiling,
There is no kindness when he is smiling.
He gives bread to the needy hands,
feeding them the fat of the land.
But while the children wear rags
He has the finest silk for his bags.
The king may claim he is for the people
But beware his words for he is evil.
He cares not for you and me
He'll cut us short, all for his greed
Offline)
Comments2
A word of warning that power is not to be trusted but has ulterior motives and good seen may be for the good of the ruler
A good message delivered in this write, all that appears good is not always for your benefit, power is not something we should trust, enjoyed the read
To be able to comment and rate this poem, you must be registered. Register here or if you are already registered, login here.