The Winner

He was born with a gold mine in his head 
He was raised seeking the lead 
He grew up wielding the arrow 
Chasing promises of tomorrow 

He was praised for his liberal views 
And his courage made the news 
In his crave to mum the voice of his critics 
He rose to cradle of politics 

He braved the left wing of persecution 
To rouse the cause of his liberation 
His finger-run sign became a beat 
That made his name a hit 

Some say he's a fascist 
Some say he's a populist 
But his bid that truth would set his people free 
Helped him capture the presidency 

He pledged to curb corruption 
And did it with utmost dedication 
His great deeds made him a winner 
And his namesakes raised his banner 

But like other great figures 
There were dire outcomes for his gestures
The winner president found himself in a dungeon 
Being pitted to a hungry lion
Copyright © | Year Posted 2023

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Maverick Avatar
May 29, 2023 at 11:19 PM
I guess this is written for my contest Roger it Should be on Bolsonaro.' I dont see any mention Of giving out land certificates to people or his Stance against the lockdowns so i take it this Is on lula.? And that contest is finished.' All i Am looking for is factual based writes i will Understand statistics can be questionable but That is life '
Roger  Avatar
May 29, 2023 at 11:37 PM
Thank you very much for the comment... I'll try to add more factual basis next time...
Rolland Avatar
May 26, 2023 at 6:42 PM
everyone is judged one day finally, even or mainly presidents, very "elegant" sharing have a nice week end
Roger  Avatar
May 26, 2023 at 8:07 PM
Thank you very much... Have a nice weekend too...
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