It suddenly happened
\nThe shit hit the fan
\nSuch a big earthquake
\nWhen most of us ran
\nUp to the high hill
\nThe tsunami too
\nWashed into our town
\nLike tsunami’s do<\/p>\n
Then an explosion
\nGreat balls of fire
\nThen evacuation
\nThe scene it was dire
\nThe people so many ran
\nFor their life
\nThe street was on fire
\nEverywhere utter strife<\/p>\n
Water was flowing
\nFlashes of light
\nExplosions all over the town
\nDay was night
\nEvacuations people just went
\nHouses collapsing everyone bent<\/p>\n
On getting away by the bus load
\nAnd more
\nWe had gone to the hill
\nMy legs were sore
\nSo much disruption
\nPeople I knew
\nLying dead in their gardens
\nWhat could we do <\/p>\n
Its now been 5 years
\nSince they all went away
\nA few do come back
\nBut no one does stay
\nDogs cats mice rate
\nCockroaches too
\nThe odd goat and cow
\nSome foxes, a few<\/p>\n
Birds fly in sometimes
\nHow we get by
\nWe pillage and scrape
\nAnd so many die
\nAnd we eat each other
\nThat what we must do
\nIf we are going
\nTo ever get through<\/p>\n
Sometimes he brings food
\nA bit every week
\nHe moved with everyone
\nWe just do seek
\nThe food in the stores
\nAnd in houses roundabout
\nIn cupboards and pantries
\nWe just clear them out<\/p>\n
We live on whatever
\nStale bread and rice
\nAnything going
\nWho cares if its nice
\nOr not we just eat it
\nBut now 5 years on
\nMost of the food
\nIs actually gone<\/p>\n
We eat up the insects
\nThe maggots the mice
\nWe eat the wild plants
\nNo they don’t taste too nice
\nThe sea’s full of crap
\nRadiation we know
\nSo we keep well away
\nFrom all that ebb and flow<\/p>\n
And gradually we die
\nAnd they become food
\nWe just have no choice
\nWe know it sounds crude
\nThe odd fish the odd bird
\nAnd the flies that come by
\nAnd we drink up the rain
\nAnd that is no lie<\/p>\n
FUKUSHIMA rhe place
\nThe meltdown the core
\nThe radiation there is much more
\nComing out of the plant
\nAnd into the sky
\nAnd falling back down on us all
\nWhich is why<\/p>\n
Hot spots are happening
\nIn Tokyo
\nAll those miles away
\nThe strontium does go
\nSo bad for our bones
\nSo bad for our skin
\nClearly left here
\nIts Japan’s new bin<\/p>\n
Even the flowers and the trees
\nLook forlorn
\nGrotesque shapes and fruits
\nEven the lawn
\nIn front of the houses
\nIs black and its dry
\nThere are no blossoms
\nDancing in the sky<\/p>\n
The humans are gone
\nAnd only a few
\nCome back with some tins
\nOf food yes they do
\nThe zone is danger
\nRed signs everywhere
\nBut these are the humans
\nThat are still aware<\/p>\n
Risking their health
\nFor us on the ground
\nThe rest buggered off
\nHardly a sound
\nGone like the light
\nThat once shone from the sky
\nIt alright old boy
\nYea that was a lie<\/p>\n
Nothing is right
\nNo nothing any more
\nWith each passing day
\nOur own deaths for sure
\nComing closer and closer
\nThe food is no more
\nWe eat from the dead
\nAll the maggots and gore<\/p>\n
FUKUSHIMA fhe nuclear station of
\nPower
\nFrom the explosion the terrible shower
\nCame down on us all many died many will
\nDie from the terror that on us all
\nDid spill<\/p>\n
And still your world governments
\nSick sods they are
\nWant to build more of them
\nThey want to scar
\nEvery inch of this planet
\nDestroy everything
\nWhen there’s solar and wind power
\nAnd waves that could bring<\/p>\n
Much safer energy<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It suddenly happened The shit hit the fan Such a big earthquake When most of us ran Up to the high hill The tsunami too Washed into our town Like tsunami’s do Then an explosion Great balls of fire Then … Continue reading