The chair.....

The chair...

Mr. Mayor stand up don't care…
I am not going to steal your chair, it is your chair..
I could see your name on it since the creator created the chair, so it
is your chair……

Mr. Mayor Stand up do not care, no body dare to touch your chair…
Mr. Mayor be merciful not with me, but with the chair….
Mr. Mayor.
Mr. Bush himself pushed himself from the highest chair, so let him to be your model for a sec just a sec not any more….

Mr. Mayor I swear I can feel the chair it needs to breathe some air fresh air Mr. Mayor…………
Mr. Mayor pleases and one more please be merciful not with me, but with the chair…….

i'm having a hard time understanding this poem. what does the chair represent?

Think about beyond the chair....

please tell me your opinion about this poem.

I think the chair represents a place of high honor that has been sorely abused.
People who sit in the chair are revered; no one dares to molest the high status that sitting in that chair represents, so the person holding that seat must be above reproach. Oftentimes, though, it is the seat that makes a person above reproach, and people forget that it is not the chair but the person who must nurture the honor.

I like this poem. It is fraught with irony and visually stunning. I can see the bloated Mayor coveting his "chair" lest someone discover he doesn't deserve it!

Really good, Bilal! Now what did you really mean? haha!
Blue skies,
Jeannie

ohhhhh. finally I found somebody understand what I'm saying...oh py the way I'm writing this Reply from the prison...hahah just kidding.

thanks jeannie.