Bricklayers Arms Flaunden and the diseased fatty liver saga

an idyllic setting

a romantic lane

in the tory heartlands

where hunts kind  of gain

a tally ho certainly

in this green place

the Bricklayers Arms

helps to slow down the pace

 

we got there a bit late

my friend and I

and a dog  called Presley

a sausage dog guy

our little family came down to share

the animal rights protest

already there

 

an evening of protests

2 policeman arms crossed

some  brochures handed out

all then was tossed

up in the melee of foie gras and chips

the unhealthiest food stuff

to put fat on your hips

 

diseased fatty liver induced by man

force fed these ducks and geese

I am no fan

of this kind of cruelty

remember these souls

have webbed feet for swimming

their natural roles

 

but not on foie gras

farms

they remain in a cage

how unnatural is that

for its seems like an age

wire floors that cut into

webbing and feet

force fed till throats ulcerate

to unseat

 

the birds as their livers

swell 10 times their size

till the birds cannot breathe

did you realize?

 

the awful suffering

to make this stuff

and the Bricklayers Arms

serve it

no matter how rough

 

nothing to debate

its such rotten judgement

serving this on your plate

 

giving  rise to objections

foie gras you see

is vile its just torture

and so unhealthy

 

the customers  some of them

rallied for they

were sorry that us lot did not go away

it was victimization

no none of the sort

all they do is remove it

that’s where we’re caught

 

tw’een a rock and a hard place

we have to tell you

foie gras is

so blatantly cruel

its so true

 

for a so called good eating place

serving such food

its abundantly wrong

and terribly crude

getting rid of AR is easy to do

just stop serving foie gras

and were gone

good and true

 

 

 

About Rex Tyler

I love animals. I enjoy writing poetry and delivering speeches.I like to mentor people who need help in preparing speeches and evaluations.I enjoy travel although it is much harder for me these days.I so enjoyed the Andes Mountains and Volcanoes and the Quichua people who live and thrive there.I have lots of friends around the world.
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