From time to time I will post Uncle Deo's poems.
Uncle Deo (Deodat Prashad) is a Vietnam War veteran living in Guyana and has been an ardent AFC supporter since day one.
Enjoy!
DILIGENT INCOMPETENCE
To be labeled incompetent may mean today
That youβd rather appear foolish to make money
That under cover of stupidity have figured a way
To avoid detection whilst performing officially
Referred βA square peg in a round holeβ today
May secure for you but taken out of plain view
Of what slyly you do; of what really is your pay
And to which job description do you remain; true
Deo
FORTY ODD
Of my conscience; of issues try once more to vote
Yet immediately to me but most abundantly clear
No matter how objective, present conditions purport
Of such fairness I may (did not) reciprocally share
For of objectivity our constitution; a mere loophole
A way to executive lawlessness by unrestrictive will
Too much to chance, in my experience, but unfolds
Which at forty-one we are nationally all quite filled
Deo
NATIONALLY
This nationβs health is to a set prescription
Of a hate-filled, racial, electoral process
To the dosage of a bigoted constitution
Nursed by the powerfully rich, poor; powerless
This nation then turns to Spiritual healing
Asking those of the Bible, Gita and Quran
To professionalism and to patriotism appealing
Believing that it all adds-up but a feasible plan
Deo
Uncle Deo (Deodat Prashad) is a Vietnam War veteran living in Guyana and has been an ardent AFC supporter since day one.
Enjoy!
DILIGENT INCOMPETENCE
To be labeled incompetent may mean today
That youβd rather appear foolish to make money
That under cover of stupidity have figured a way
To avoid detection whilst performing officially
Referred βA square peg in a round holeβ today
May secure for you but taken out of plain view
Of what slyly you do; of what really is your pay
And to which job description do you remain; true
Deo
FORTY ODD
Of my conscience; of issues try once more to vote
Yet immediately to me but most abundantly clear
No matter how objective, present conditions purport
Of such fairness I may (did not) reciprocally share
For of objectivity our constitution; a mere loophole
A way to executive lawlessness by unrestrictive will
Too much to chance, in my experience, but unfolds
Which at forty-one we are nationally all quite filled
Deo
NATIONALLY
This nationβs health is to a set prescription
Of a hate-filled, racial, electoral process
To the dosage of a bigoted constitution
Nursed by the powerfully rich, poor; powerless
This nation then turns to Spiritual healing
Asking those of the Bible, Gita and Quran
To professionalism and to patriotism appealing
Believing that it all adds-up but a feasible plan
Deo