There we see them two more whales
\nBeing dragged along
\nNot surreptitiously
\nThey do not belong
\nIn an open air butchery
\nBut what we see
\nIs blatant aggression
\nAnd sick infamy<\/p>\n
Beautiful creatures
\nEndangered souls
\nStolen from the depths
\nTo meet Icelands goals
\nOf murdering 191 whales
\nOr even some more
\nof the sick whalers tales<\/p>\n
This iclandic whaler
\nNeeds an award
\nThe most evil whaler
\nEarth dare afford
\nHe wont eat his charges
\nAnd may not even sell
\nJust pay having them frozen
\nThats what he does well<\/p>\n
Whales dont belong to him
\nWhat he now does
\nIs murders creative force
\nHe gets a buzz
\nOut of seeing these great creatures
\nFlensed in his yard
\nA sadistic monster
\nWho believes he is hard<\/p>\n
In reality actually
\nWhere he should be is behind bars
\nAnd a live commentary
\nSo we all can add what we think
\nTo the page
\nLeaving him feeling the mind of rage<\/p>\n
We feel each day we see
\nWhales dragged ashore
\nStolen from angelic realms
\nBy his war
\nOf attrition and emnity
\nFor them and I
\nAs I write poems for them
\nHave tears in my eye.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
There we see them two more whales Being dragged along Not surreptitiously They do not belong In an open air butchery But what we see Is blatant aggression And sick infamy Beautiful creatures Endangered souls Stolen from the depths To … Continue reading