Its their lewdness
\nAn aversion
\nFor a life form
\nThat should be
\nNot in somebody’s
\nRice bowl
\nBut living in the sea<\/p>\n
To have realised that shoyu
\nWith its sodium content would
\nExcite the nerves of the octopi
\nAnd that apparently that was good
\nFor the movements were impulses
\nAnd the scientific spiel
\nFactoring into a culinary dish
\nWhich then becomes the meal<\/p>\n
To what appears a living soul
\nThat actually is dead
\nBut its all about
\nGetting it moving
\nThat is what they said
\nThese diners are a pitiless breed
\nMerciless and sick
\nRemorseless and impassive
\nAnd altogether thick<\/p>\n
For they crave the living octopus
\nSo much so that they use
\nThe sodium in the shoyu
\nAs some sort of a ruse
\nThat it is just a novelty
\nSuch disrespect of life
\nOf being a sentient being
\nTo be dealt with with a knife<\/p>\n
Dissected and put back together
\nAnd impulsed to move again
\nSo sicko’s could be turned on
\nBy the apparent pain
\nIts absolutely in bad taste
\nAnd it cuts me to the core
\nThat seeing the dead soul moving
\nWould make them eat it more<\/p>\n
And defending such behaviour
\nWith science goodness me
\nThey are really wicked
\nSuch a dish we must not see
\nAnd we certainly shouldn’t support them
\nScientifically
\nI understand the principle
\nBut don’t lose the plot will you
\nThose diners a lewd bunch
\nAnd their karma does accrue<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Its their lewdness An aversion For a life form That should be Not in somebody’s Rice bowl But living in the sea To have realised that shoyu With its sodium content would Excite the nerves of the octopi And that … Continue reading