They walked the beach at Blackpool
\nGiving the children rides
\nSupposedly for twenty years
\nBut alas in their insides
\nThey harboured quite some cruelty
\nFrom the owner and her man
\nAnd her daughter
\nWho all lived in Fir Tree Farmhouse
\nAnd a ban<\/p>\n
On keeping any animals for at least
\n3 years
\nSome suspended jail time
\nAnd fines
\nBut there were tears
\nMost from those poor donkeys
\nAnd the neighbours who had told
\nThe RSPCA about the beatings
\nThat were dolled<\/p>\n
Out on these poor animals
\nKicked and punched at will
\nEven it seems a kung fu kick
\nSo when then the old bill
\nTurned up with the inspectorate
\nThe lady of the place
\nWas shocked
\nDenying everthing
\nBut anyway the case<\/p>\n
Went to court and that was that
\nTwo donkeys were put down
\nTheir yard was full of feces and urine
\nGoing to town
\nOn how they had been hurt each one of them
\nApparently
\nAll stoic and enduring
\nTheir words seemingly<\/p>\n
She was also breeding pomerarian dogs
\nThree in a state
\nBlunt force trauma
\nStomach kicks
\nSadly it seemed a trait
\nOf taking it out on the animals
\nWith stick and whips and fists
\nPoor “bethany” and “Floppy”
\nSomehow catalysts.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
They walked the beach at Blackpool Giving the children rides Supposedly for twenty years But alas in their insides They harboured quite some cruelty From the owner and her man And her daughter Who all lived in Fir Tree Farmhouse … Continue reading