Supposedly civilised
thats what we thought
UF though tragically
has to be sought
for its evil intent
and its dastardly ways
of the abuse and the torture
of Primates,
a phase
of tasteless vulgarity
torture and hell
of undignified order
and harshness as well
the purgatory there
the sorrow and grief
prostration is evident
all beyond
all belief
the burden the nightmare
ongoing for those
primates in peril
who of course never chose
this vile execution
of science so called
each wretch taken manfully
its soul over hauled
I cry in my heart
for the burden they hold
for the ugly dimension
in which they are rolled
martyrdom is there’s
and few people care
as science destroys them
so few are aware
the lack of compassion
the bedlam the cries
the agony falls on the
weakest who dies
not knowing the reason
for adversity
for evil and hopelessness
broken and lost
their bodies defiled
at such a great cost
as we sink to our knees
and proclaim to the world
why are they brought here
just to be hurled
out into no where
devoid of all sense
cut into ribbons
to remain ever tense
to the experimentation
of white coated trolls
masked up and ready
to create the controls
that take feral primates
into their dark cave
and submit them to misery
then to the grave
for medical reasons
the granting of cash
the scalpels are bloody
and so is the trash
the body parts stored
in the annals of time
where the trolls deem it
there in that slime
in those rivers of blood
as the gutters now swell
in the darkest of nights
in this dark man made hell
some of us stand
in the darkness and pray
we look to the goddess
and to her we say
this deplorable state
we lament night and day
at the science of fiends
that makes innocence pay
irksome indifference
one candle burns
the masses can’t see it
one dear heart yearns
for reason and peacefulness
Camille Merino
headed the clan
and suffered the woe
the antagonistic development she
took them and how they hurt her
honestly
she stood alone with the prison where she
died every second of melancholy
the sadistic souls
all part of the force
that stole this sweet angel
as their matter of course
stifled her cries
wouldn’t let them be heard
like a linnet whose feathers
this sweet little bird
sang her refrain in the darkness
till she
was at last given freedom
to fly and to be