Claiming superiority by Birth
Denying other's a place on Earth
A simple statement, among many,
'I won, ' in the face of the 'Enemy.'
Of a humble man was he,
Before tasting the glories of victory
Not schooled in the ways of men
No, he was above the mein.
Sometimes angry ranting,
The other party, taunting,
While assuring his progressive, communistic leaning
That they were superior to every other being.
Until the world awakened to the threat
Of his wide preaching to others, yet
Those who demanded, bread, and more, more, more
Destroyed the social structure, full bore.
Sidi J. Mahtrow
http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/the-arrogance-of-a-leader/
