Immortal Comrade Lenin

Procrastination
resembles for  Death,
said comrade Lenin
as soon as emerges the  chance  for overplot
and killed  the nascent democracy in Russia
when the country to move
for constitutional monarchy
doing first step in the verge
of art of consensus and agreements, 
expelling all others parties
from parliament,
murdered Russian  tsar and his family
Lenin and his learners  and  Bolsheviks 
70 year ruled  by  1/7 part of Earth,
 killing million peoples in  civil wars, conslagers and famine
for the sake of Communism,
the fatal belief about country of zugar-candy,
that lullabied so long unlearned  masses
and skillfully used  by cynical and guilty  leaders 
who didn’t know that had been murderers and  criminals
in the society of legitimizing injustice and violence 
for the sake of happy future, certainly,
immortal comrade Lenin.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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Vaso Avatar
November 3, 2013 at 8:14 PM
Hi there, love historical pieces, great write!!
Osorov Avatar
November 4, 2013 at 10:03 PM
Thank you. Happy read your verses. Siria also trapped by Asad family and Russia and China plying leading role in that tragedy because supported Asad rejime and belived (seems sinserely) that government have right for the sake of prosperity kill some or other part of own people. The truth is next - civil society and democrasy have not any alternativas and leaders of democratic countries must been play more actively role in international area. If I were Obama I will stop not only Asad government, but demand from others autoritarians and dictatots to be more honest with own people and respect their right for living and freedom.
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