It is a rally voicing loud protest,
The shout and din are a real test,
Instigating a confused unrest,
The cause no one knows for best,
But the chaos continues lest.
A sonorous cry is heard in the dark
Against the Egyptian Mubarak,
A hectic shriek is raised in Middle Asia
To remove the ruling President Ben Ali in Tunisia,
The revolution is in force in Libya.
Little and tiny but serious reasons,
Bring about a large but blasphemous treasons,
Condemning the nature of seasons,
Into contemptuous sensations,
Distorting the validity of inspiration.
A strong massive demonstration,
Results in a catalytic remonstration,
Which Call for an eventful distortion
Indicating a shuffling assertion
Thus laying the basis for a firm foundation.
The anger is seen as a reflection of displeasure,
Coming out of a misappropriated treasure,
Looted from the country’s exchequer,
Leaders play the role of traitors,
F
inally banished from the world greater.



