How much I feel for those wild wild wolves
the wilderness children who
walk the wild woods day and night
that was what the wild one’s do
they know the lie of the land far beyond
and the winds and rains they can fight
they have the courage of their convictions
thats when their hearts do take flight
look at those hunters
smiling
what have they done do they know
they have taken out two apex predators
and so much would change as the flow
was ruined by arrogant humans
far reaching nobody knew
the ignorance placed on the vanquished
lying there broken on view
so much would happen because of this act
negative energy rules
everything changes the evil apparent
when guns are controlled by the fools
the sin of wisconsin is there in the name
its a place that must pay, for it errs
the environment has to now suffer a lot
because that really is what now occurs
five minutes of fun
with the bow or the gun
brought down two passionate souls
important to all that surrounds us in life
who knew and lived out their true roles
and now they are gone lost for all time
and four ugly fiends stalk this earth
what we see now in the picture
is 4 men who now have no worth
Rex Tyler is a Poet, Campaigner, former owner of an organic shop of 30 years, and Public Speaker living in Berkhamsted, UK.