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War
Contributed by
01_zanzebar
on
Sunday, 13th June 2004 @ 09:21:44 AM in AEST
Topic:
political
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Amongst the highly placed It is considered low to talk about food The fact of the matter is they have already eaten The lowly must leave this earth without ever tasted any good meat For wandering where they come from and where they are going Define evenings find them too exhausting They have not yet seen the mountains and the great sea When their time is already up If the lowly dont think of whats low They will never rise The bread for the hungry has all been eaten Meat has become unknown and useless Pouring out of the peoples sweat, the Loralbroaves have been locked down From the chimneys of the arms factories rises smoke The house painter speaks of wonderful times to come The forests still grow The field still bare The city still stands The people still breathe On the calendar, the day is not yet shown Every month, Every day, lays open still But on one of those days Is going to be marked with a cross The workers cry out for bread The merchants cry out for markets The unemployed were hungry The employed are hungry now The hands that laid folded are once again busy They are making shells Those who take the meat from the table teach contentment Those who are low, this contribution will demand sacrifice Those who have already eat their fill Speak to the hungry of the wonderful times to come Those who lead the country into the abyss call their ruling too difficult to man When the leaders speak of peace The common folk know, war is coming When the leaders curse that war The mobilisation order has already been written out Those at the top say, the peace and war are of different substance But their peace, and their war are like wind and storm War grows from their peace like a son from his mother He bares her frightful features Because their war kills whatever their peace has left over On the wall is said, They want war Those who have wrote it, have already fallen Those at the top say this way to glory Those at the bottom say this way to the grave The war that is coming was like the other wars before it When the last one came to an end, there was conquers and conquered Among the conquered, the common peopled starve to death Among the conquerors, the common people will also starve to death Those at the top say comrade-ship reigns in the army The actual truth of this is seen in the cookhouse In their hearts should be the same self-courage But on their plates are two different kinds of rations When it comes to marching Many do not know that their enemy is marching at their head The voice that gives them the orders Is that of the enemies voice And the man who speaks of the enemy Is actually the enemy himself It is like the young couples lie in their beds The women will bare the soldiers orphans General, your tank is a powerful vehicle, Its smashes down forests and crushes 100 men, But it has one defect, It needs a driver.
General, your bomber is powerful, It flies faster than a storm and carries more than an elephant, But it has one defect, It needs a mechanic.
General, Man is very useful, he can fly and he can kill, But he will always have one defect, He can Think
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Re: War
(User Rating: 1 ) by 01_zanzebar on
Tuesday, 15th June 2004 @ 04:46:33 PM AEST (User
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its hard to understand but im sad cos no-one has commented on it, It was intentionall to be called Peoples War, but i dont know why it hadn't changed, and i didnt want to have it opsted twice, This is my favorite poem and took the culmitive work of 3 weeks to compile.
Enjoy the rest of my stuff |
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