Dear mr president 2


              DEAR MR PRESIDENT* 

Mr President



We used to pledge our allegiance to the motor one zambia one  nation
we believed the mystery of  no sex Before marriage 
But sex seems to pay for our daily life  need 

As our hopes have feded into nothing but empty promises 
That had been dicapitated long ago before we were born 

Dear mr president 
What has become of our unity?
When we now see ourselves as rivals
Life has  becomes a fatal accident,
that leaves our dreams shattered in the highway,


Dear mr president 

Though you promised for   a better life,
But Yet your people cry in hunger ?? 
Free education you said . and yes !!  we are great full 
But what is a child without food in the stomach 
How can our children learn , when we can barely  survive 

Our roads are a death- traps,
Where souls are forced to eternal rest... 

My heart drips with stream of oceans pain
As I look out into the sea from where the winds come from
Deep into the heart of a land of zambia were a mother's and fathers  are  forced 
Out of the streets for the batter ment of of our town 
Yet mealimile price are high ! High  like the skyscraper


Dear Mr President.
Why are some enjoying immunity (as it is known that they have stolen and still dance around) 
When they  claim to be the champion of corruption. 

Absence of electricity made us generat our own.
Fuel priceses keep rising and dropping  if its mealimile price we cant even say cause eating has become a thing of the past
Even our health is slowly ( deteriorate) dilapidated 

Dear mr president 
What time will you wake up  from your deep slamber 
Because no security of lives for ones you govern.
The police men are back on the road steeling from the driver's just because they can 

Dear mr president 

Just last month's  some unknown people were vandalized by bandits just few days ago 2men were burn in the name of mob justice, dear mr president were is the hope for this land of ours 
Were is the spirit of of being Christians 
Unknown Gun- men still control parts of lusaka because that's the only way they can sim to cope with this economy 
We're getting employments it's a matter of connection 

Even then wen u find employment you still have to pay 
Just to be employed 


Mr President,
With humility my pen bleeds 
To remind you of your empty manifestos.
Free education has left  uswith empty stomach 
Are you sleeping sir for you 
to not notice the suffering of the masses. 

With humility Sir,
I am not ur political antagonist nor a castigator,
But an Infant calling for a better polity.
Dear mr president 
Justice now suffers jaundice 
We have learnt to cut out left legs so thats we can stand right.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2025

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