Is there hope
For a Parliamentary Opposition
Given the speedy upcoming
General Election?
Due in twenty-seven
But could come in twenty-six,
Already the fragmented DLP
Is in a fix.
A four-way split
With the defector Thorne ahead,
The signs point to a DLP
That appears dead.
“Dead in the water”,
A term that is occasionally used
Makes for another BLP
Thirty-nil cruise.
Defector Atherley
And current defector Thorne-
Neither the twain affecting
The BLP’s form.
Hopeless, I would say
But the question I must still ask
Though a different opinion
Is an uphill task.
Take the DLP base
That from the polls stay away-
Will they come back out
On election day?
And if they do,
For which DLP will they vote?
Please, Barrow DLP’s,
Do take note.
Divided, you’ll fall
But united there is a chance,
Mend the broken fences
To advance.
Pride is often bad,
The selfish type invariably is
And fragmented attempts
Will surely fizz.
Four pulling differently
Will obviously split the votes
And the DLP will end up
Cutting their throats.
Their own throats,
In case you didn’t understand
And the DLP will continue
In their dream land.
Yet to be awaken
As in the tale, Sleeping Beauty
Still awaiting a prince
For active duty.
Political Opportunists
Join parties that are in power
And now as it stands
It’s BLP hour.
Is there hope
For this dismantled DLP?
I would have to say NO!
Most definitely.
Not in twenty-seven
And certainly not in twenty-six,
Not enough time, I’d say,
To find a fix.
Stewart Russell © December 8, 2025
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