Patriot into Traitor || Poetry BA English easy Notes

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In this poem ,the poet has presented the tragic plight of a condemned political leader in the form of a monologue.The condemned leader says that he was given a red carpet welcome a year ago .People threw flower petals on his way and thronged the roofs of the houses to welcome him.They rang bells and raised slogans to welcome him.They were ready to do anything at his call.
After a year they changed their loyalties and branded him as a traitor.Peole threw stones at him as he was dragged in the streets.
Despite this maltreatment , the political reader is hopeful that he will be justly rewarded by God in the other world.
This poem bears a close resemblance with the political conditions of the third world.The masses in the third world are emotional and illiterate.They are enchanted by the greedy politicians .Political stability is rare in these countries.Military often takes control and democracy is derailed.

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