They Say It That He Is A Criminal

They say it that he is a criminal,
But I find it not the truth in their statement
Implicating him pathetically,
A poor fellow he is.

They say it that he is a criminal
Whereas he saying to that he is not,
Has been implicated falsely
After gathering evidences,
I mean the police and the lawyers,
One the boss of the bad fellows
While the other charging fees
For justice sake,
Honing his poor knowledge and wisdom
To be a good lawyer.

The incumbent into their net had not been a criminal,
But has become,
None but we made him turn into,
His company, society and friendship
Tempted and lured him
With the colourful dreams of their own
And he got trapped in accidentally.

Poetry analyser:

The author says that the whole world thinks that justice is doing wrong. However, the author thinks otherwise. There is a hint of bribery in the second stanza to get the innocent one into more trouble. The lawyer is a person that defines justice yet he is excepting bribes and shirking his duty to uphold the law and righteousness.The officers themselves became criminals because of the temptations of the society and his company. They had dreams to uphold the law and justice yet they got trapped because of their own greed. They had made attempts to make an impartial and unbiased justice system yet they had failed because the people responsible for upholding justice were lured into temptations , temptations which destroyed all their efforts. The author states that the temptations were caused by the competition to live up in the society and to have a good reputation.