The Way

The way, say the politicians, is the norm
 The way is the one
 All politicians obey
 Tomorrow,yesterday and today.

 The way, says the father to his son:
 As I have now warn
 It is a grave repercussion
 Under the sun.
 The lad consciously yawn
 Up his nose to such notion,
 The way is a wind blowing across now generation.

 The way, says a lover to an opposite sex
 Whispering low yet uttering nothing:
 The way always makes me look good in your eyes,
 And to have the way to your within.

 The way, says a lawyer as he expounded and assailed
 Expertly bouncing up and down, the Judge enthralled
 The way is what my law books is about
 The way let me explain it once more, I submit;
 The way is arguing the case beyond reasonable doubt.

 The way, says the president is labouring the masses to
 task
 Sacrifice now and enjoy later, I ask,
 While bestriding colossus resources, he bask
 Amazing the vault in deceptive mask.

 Yet the writers write
 The way is neither wrong nor right,
 Enflamed in imagination so fecund
 The way make the world go round;
 No matter how they concoct the story,
 The villain always got himself sorry.

 The way, the preacher bay
 Is like Balaam’s Donkey that bray
 To an Angel out of the way,
 Your sin is out weigh
 By guilt on what I say,
 I am heavenly don’t be dismay.

 Yet others say, they hate the way
 Others say, they can’t live in such a way,
 Others say, others say
 The way rule the world any way,
 The way is the way.

 {The Way is adaptation of W.H Auden's Law Like Love}
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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