They Say He Is a Loser

To criticize a person with a crude controversy, Is like stripping off one's clothes, in public, without mercy; This has been, yet, a habit common in the social sphere, Like drinking a cup of coffee or cheering in chilled beer...! Lula da Silva, a member of the Workers' Party, Trouncing Geraldo Alckmin, won people's support hearty; He came to be known as the most popular president, With wisdom and wit, he did blend his prime power advent...! Poverty, inequality, joblessness, child labor, Illiteracy, and infant deaths he did not favor; Average wage morals and income modes molded and matched, Ethos with education and health care got soon attached...! Disputes erupted about him on and off like mushrooms, Jailed and released as though a goat thief or burglar of brooms; Elected president as though no speck of theft stuck him, He was soon plagued by many corruption scandals grill grim...! He fanned, like fuel wind, through fumes of filial fiddles, Molded mildly and minutely, evil ethnic appeals; Operation Car Wash exposed his treasure-hidden frauds, He was found guilty of wads by all odds before law-gods...! Nine-fingered (left-hand little finger lost in a mishap), Like the Chinese cartoon rat escaped from many a trap; Yet, when the hands of law and the divine amalgamate, Could even a pirate great easily skate off his fate...??? 21 April 2023 They say he's a loser Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Joe Maverick Rhymes Checked At: Rhyme Zone Syllables Checked At: How Many Syllables