Taiji and the 7/11 standoff

Taiji is true Hell on earth
A vile and nasty port
A place of natural beauty
That is what we thought

A bloodbath dark and distasteful
A scourge upon the sea
As dolphins stay to protect each other
They are impaled
In agony

Its obvious
They bleed out slowly swimming round and round
The sea runs red
So many dead
Many more are drowned

It’s a very wicked happening
One can hardly bear to look
It’s a terrible misdemeanour
And they will be brought to book

They are vicious and as hurtful
As ever man can be
Conscienceless and malevolent
And the illegality

It’s their total disrespectfulness
That gets to me for they
Must understand their movements
And so now to delay

Their basic allocation
To kill to keep to let
The babies regain freedom
As Bloodied as they can get

Out there in the ocean shark bait
In a way
They witnessed their parents slaughter
Part of the sick affray

Which finished off their uncles
And aunties at a sweep
And left them shaking in such fear
To sink down in the deep

Nemesis is out there
So some protection may
Be possible
But whether they can
Stay out of harms way

Only time will tell us
The fact that their family is gone
Probably doesn’t auger well
Sadly out upon

But Nemesis will concentrate
The efforts on to taiji
Try to warn those butchers off
Bent on depravity

Pitiless and grudgeful
Unforgiving to a tee
Unmoved by all this terror
And dark brutality

The 7 th of November
It’s come round once again
And the army will be marching
And will not be in vain

With banners and with megaphones
And hearts and souls and minds
We will shout and wake up London
With our chanting and all signs

Are that we can do this
If enough of us now try
Klaxons horns and whistles
As the dolphins have to die

Here in Piccadilly
we represent those who
Respect the laws of nature
And come to express our view

The severity of the killings
The pithing rods they use
The gaffs these thoughtless infidels
Swing they just refuse

To realise the agony inflicted on those who
Are there to protect their families
For that’s what dolphins do

So the hero’s and the heroines
And slaughtered any way
Each of them cut about
Each of them does pay

The butchers of Taiji
Are really awful in the way
They heartlessly go about the task
Of making the innocent pay

Fukashima dai I hi is pumping out its shit
Radiation is vast and serious
So where does that sit
It sits at terror levels
The Japanese government lie
They are not being truthful
Why I don’t know why

There will be lots of cancers
In Tokyo we see
Unbelievable levels
It’s a monstrosity

And these fish are really toxic
And will be for many years
And still Taiji is killing them
So ignorant it appears

One day they will stop and realise
The dolphin meat they eat
Is killing them and their children
If that is how you greet

Your babies and their babies
Then all that I can say
Is thank goodness I am living
Thousands of miles away

For the Pacific is getting hammered
The wild life all about
Are dying in their millions
It is an awful rout

The world may not recover from these meltdowns
Anyway
For the shit is going into the sea
Every sodding day

And any fish still swimming
Is loaded with the stuff
And handling them and eating them
My goddess it is tough

But the fisherman are in cuckoo land
Maybe they do not know
But They must be three parts bonkers
To be a part of the show
Which to me is obvious
The blackout there of news
Means everyone will suffer
And everyone will lose

So calling the dolphin army
Whatever you do be here
Shouting bawling always calling
Brokering the cheer
Wave your banner blow your whistle
Stay that extra hour
Let them know as our voices grow
That we won’t forfeit our power

Ever

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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