“Kayla” means a laurel wreath
\nThats the name she got
\nGiven by her prisoners
\nHonour that was shot
\nAway from her for certain
\nAn ocean going soul
\nCommitted to the watery cell
\nSo that Sea World could control<\/p>\n
“KAyla” can mean victory
\nDead fish every day
\nDrugged up to the eyeballs
\nExpected to display
\nLeaps and bounds and captivity
\nVictory for who?
\nVictory for the corporate
\nWho knows exactly what to do<\/p>\n
So Sea World took an Orca
\nAnd for thirty years she slaved
\nAround and around a watery cell
\nhour after hour she braved
\nShe sobbed and cried there every day
\nAnd nobody did care
\nThey avidly bought their tickets
\napparently unaware.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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