Leadership Poems
Let Dialogue Unfurl
by Aloo Denish Obiero
Leadership wrangles, a nation in turmoil,
Chaos and confusion, no end to the quarrel,
As leaders fight and bicker, the people suffer,
Their hopes and dreams, lost in the clutter.
With each side fighting for control,
The nation's future, left in a black hole,
Their interests come first, the nation comes last,
The people cry out, but their pleas fall fast.
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A Country School
by Evelyn Judy Buehler
A quaint, one room, busy place,
Full of good old southern grace,
Lay to the east of Hawthorn Hill,
Somewhat beyond the daffodills.
Over a field and past the cows,
Beneath the deep magnolia boughs;
Beside smooth, clear Crab Creek,
In the shadow of Cheyenne Peak;
Down a tree lined country lane,
Stood the school of Miss Chamberlain.
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Leadership
by Peter Dr Lim
Leadership
works best
as a co-operative
Couplet: Leadership
by Peter Dr Lim
You can't call yourself a leader
that's the prerogative of others
THE MOONLIGHT
by Jonathan Tafreg
Changing little children,
Cheating the poverty-stricken,
Mucus in the kitchen.
Moonlight in the heaven,
Uniting eagles and chicken,
Sour to be eaten.
Thanks need to be given,
Gross domestic product sicken,
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Leadership
by Peter Dr Lim
Leadership
works best
as a co-operative
What Leadership?
by Peter Dr Lim
Why the obsession
with leadership?
I don't need it
in my happy life-sailing ship
Let Dialogue Unfurl
by Aloo Denish Obiero
Leadership wrangles, a nation in turmoil,
Chaos and confusion, no end to the quarrel,
As leaders fight and bicker, the people suffer,
Their hopes and dreams, lost in the clutter.
With each side fighting for control,
The nation's future, left in a black hole,
Their interests come first, the nation comes last,
The people cry out, but their pleas fall fast.
......
Couplet: Leadership
by Peter Dr Lim
You can't call yourself a leader
that's the prerogative of others
The Reign of Thornbush
by Aloo Denish Obiero
One day, the trees sought a king,
A ruler their hopes would bring,
In the land where trees stood tall,
But in their quest, a cautionary call.
To the olive tree, they first appealed,
"Be our king," they fervently revealed,
But the olive, revered and grand,
Declined, oil slipping through its hand.
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