The first of September
The great sea of life
TAiji sees it differently
Causing such strife
To  pods that swim joyfully
An obligation
To learn from their parents
And believe in salvation
Sensitively structured
Seeing with sound
Their moral fibre
The  highest around
Audible sight
Advanced and on point
Combined with true light
The power is then joint
Binaural sound
At the pitch and the tone
Confirming or not
Whether they are alone
If reception is good
And sound waves are too
Then with silence and calm
They can do what they do
Pipes in the water
A reverberation
A shrillness so strident
A great detonation
A barrage a great wall
Tintinabulation
A great Splash and  splutter
And sibulation
Which throws into chaos
A great hullabaloo
Our loud  speaker systems
Dont know what to do
We meet with confusion
Threatened we be
Like a great cannonade
Bombarded,  our plea
As we are driven to land
Tortured by the sound
What a cachophony
And wrap around
It pierces our halo’s
Such brutality
Squeaky and screechy
Totality
As the water gets shallower
Voices we hear
Pikes in the water
It is  now clear
Blood in the water
Sinews as well
Discord and harshness
we are entering hell
Panic sets in
We all realise
The drive underway
Is When everyone dies
The japanese grab us
Lifes over
All’s  lost
Molested
And  into their hell hole
We’re tossed
The steel pushed into our spine
And then the wound sealed
With a long wooden peg
The blood then congealed
Cant leak out as much
Into the blue sea
The japanese bastards
All devils they be
Obnoxious uncaring
Their hearts hard as rock
Mindless and brain dead
They are in for a shock
Theres no doubt that this karma
Will surface and be
Filling their bodies
With toxicity
1st of September the  great god
Protected us as all the banging boats
Returned empty
 
			 Rex Tyler is a Poet, Campaigner, former owner of an organic shop  of 30 years, and Public Speaker living in Berkhamsted, UK.
          
          Rex Tyler is a Poet, Campaigner, former owner of an organic shop  of 30 years, and Public Speaker living in Berkhamsted, UK.