What drives a man to murder
The sophistical idea
With mental reservation
And not an ounce of fear
Contrary to reason
Self-contradictory
Invalid and untenable
Flimsy and woolly
Makes miscalculations
And a lack of vision he
Is somewhat fixated
On the fin whales in the sea
Makes little of their value
His whimsacality
I could draw you a caricature
Of something from the sea
He puzzles me in how he feels
Its difficult to say
He is not in this for money
For he is losing more each day
The japs dont want to buy it
They have too much in store
And catching two whales every day
Sounds actually more like war
Trying to get an explanation
Its what drives him on
He has a huge evasiveness
Conspiring to con
It seems to be a challenge
Built upon negativity
Falsehoods every which way
He does his thing,z audaciously
He’s no schmuck thats for certain
But despite that what we see
Is murder every single day
Carried out wickedly.
Rex Tyler is a Poet, Campaigner, former owner of an organic shop of 30 years, and Public Speaker living in Berkhamsted, UK.