Wifi is killing us all one by one.

We have to realise that our own arrogance
Will be the death of humans in the end
And it may Not be too long
For ignorance leads to decay
That unless we truthfully start again to friend
The animals the insects and the dolphins
For they have innate knowledge and they feel
And with feeling they can see beyond
Human imagination
into realms we cannot see are real

Take corporations they are there for money
For profit for themselves and basic gain
They have no concept of a third generation
They do not cover illnesses or pain
They do not comprehend another’s environment
And if they do it doesn’t extend to cost
This margin isn’t indicated in their price
And so the precious resource is often lost

Bee Colony Collapse has been dramatic
WIFI happens and the bees are gone
They sense a wild miasma in the offing
And will not return they will just fly on and on
Until they drop, they know the waves are toxic
Their place on earth maybe cannot be where
They feel the vile creation from the man tribe
Who themselves are much less sensitive though share

A greater sense but can manage higher levels
The same with ants they move their eggs away
And tomato plants they weaken very rapidly
And enter into a specific sick decay
Exposure to a few leaves and the whole plant
Suffers which then demonstrates the need
To realise our friends although their voiceless
But only with them can we all succeed

When we hear the hunters are conservationists
They think that they are worthy of that name
They can see that what the do is ruin
And so of course they will not take the blame
But every single animal they slaughter
Knocks out a bunch of others who will be
Left without the knowledge from the victim
Who played a part a bit like you and me
Everything is connected its a puzzle
Only nature really plays the game
The hunter and the fisherman in Taiji
All they do is brutally inflame

Imbalancing the environments all over
Threatening the complex web of life
Their ignorance is tantamount to criminality
They bring down on us all tremendous strife
And when I see their arrogance apparent
And when I feel their ignorance as well
I know our children will be truthfully suffering
In a land on earth that they will soon call Hell