Lead them away
\nTake them away
\nAll the tigers
\nEveryday
\nThey were so
\nThreatened and tortured
\nas we all know<\/p>\n
They were the Emperors in their own way
\nTreated like Asses
\nAnd made to pay
\nThe monks were wicked
\nAnd lacked all charm
\nThey shattered all images
\nAnd caused much harm<\/p>\n
Facing rejection and suffering so
\nPassionless and unimpressed
\nIt was a show
\nUnbidden listless loveless and cold
\nWith holding their wildness
\nTheir eminence sold<\/p>\n
To really any bidder
\nRestrained in a way
\nDespite their quiet valour
\nA high price they did pay<\/p>\n
Subjected they were to the
\nWisdom of blame
\nLead them away
\nJust let them claim
\nA sanctuary somewhere
\nA haven of peace
\nWhere they may find love
\nAnd a timely release<\/p>\n
To those vile monks I say
\nOn your knees you best pray
\nPray for forgiveness
\nAnd your judgement day<\/p>\n
It Is fast coming
\nWhen you Will feel the pang
\nOf the great tigers claws
\nAnd may be a fang
\nOr two
\nWe can hope
\nThat the wilderness will
\nGive up its courage
\nAnd your blood they spill<\/p>\n
Lead then away
\nTo the light of the day
\nWhere a calmness is sought
\nWhere peace is the thought
\nOn everyones mind
\nIn everyones heart
\nAnd in leading them out of there
\nA brand new start<\/p>\n
A new way a reality
\nBorn out of dread
\nOut of torment and evil
\nWhere the living dead
\nCan come back to life
\nTo a wildness beyond
\nTo a great grassy meadow
\nBeside a quaint pond<\/p>\n
A place to relax to
\nWhere humans are not
\nA wild place for them
\nOne hell of a spot
\nTheir haven their home
\nWhere only they be
\nAway from indifference
\nAnd of course apathy<\/p>\n
The tigers are being taken from today it will take
\nMay be 8 days to clear them all
\nBut there are other animals that need homes away
\nFrom these cruel monks masquerading as angels<\/p>\n
They were never angels<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Lead them away Take them away All the tigers Everyday They were so Threatened and tortured as we all know They were the Emperors in their own way Treated like Asses And made to pay The monks were wicked And … Continue reading