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THE CHAMP


THE CHAMP

(by Ayesha Khalid)

he is the great and of all times champ
he is light in the dark and a fine lamp

he concealed the darkness and became their camp
they were under the dark shade and he became their freedom stamp

he thrived and struggled and became the fame hump
they tried and obstructed him but he took the lump

he confronted collisions and bounced the big bump
he defied the odds and took them down in the dump

he an asset for the world but they considered him the rump
he polished their minds and cleaned the souls with his mouth pump

 
 
 
 

 

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