locked down and forgotten by so many friends<\/p>\n
captured from the Puget Sound thats where her real<\/p>\n
life ends<\/p>\n
Clearly \u00a0socially distanced<\/p>\n
her freedoms then for sure<\/p>\n
the alacrity of evil it was commonplace<\/p>\n
Miami Sea aquarium \u00a0a war<\/p>\n
of attrition it began in 1970<\/p>\n
and has been raging ever since till now
\nexisting in the whale bowl<\/p>\n
and a bloody insult<\/p>\n
the human beings around her<\/p>\n
lacked true soul<\/p>\n
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the tank a dead experience no living plants around<\/p>\n
Nothing resembling nature<\/p>\n
no nothing was ever found<\/p>\n
she a vulnerability<\/p>\n
then about aged four<\/p>\n
Captured by pure arrogance<\/p>\n
no wonder she felt raw<\/p>\n
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well the Orca she just hated it<\/p>\n
humiliated so<\/p>\n
the ocean was her place of being<\/p>\n
As most of \u00a0us know<\/p>\n
joy that word was cancelled<\/p>\n
the gloating humans they<\/p>\n
Because they had big ego\u2019s<\/p>\n
they spirited her away<\/p>\n
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Uncharitable and ghastly<\/p>\n
They wanted an orca fast<\/p>\n
humans want thats all they do<\/p>\n
the die it seems was cast<\/p>\n
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locked down couldn\u2019t go anywhere<\/p>\n
just round and round and round<\/p>\n
a concrete bowl with chlorine<\/p>\n
a martyr they had found<\/p>\n
and then they called her \u201cLolita\u201d<\/p>\n
Wasn\u2019t that really kind<\/p>\n
Wild \u00a0souls don\u2019t want names or numbers<\/p>\n
It just blows their mind<\/p>\n
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Indisposed to suffering<\/p>\n
became her only friend<\/p>\n
victimized and sorrowful<\/p>\n
Nobody \u00a0would lend<\/p>\n
a thing to dear \u201cLolita\u201d<\/p>\n
just a tiny \u00a0tank<\/p>\n
there to be at her beck and call<\/p>\n
in water \u00a0that was rank<\/p>\n
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such harshness and such harassment<\/p>\n
she was lumbered we can say<\/p>\n
her whole sweet world turned upside down<\/p>\n
and she knew she would pay<\/p>\n
Her mental capability<\/p>\n
she realised that she<\/p>\n
was in here for a lifetime<\/p>\n
so much purgatory<\/p>\n
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Artlessness and vulgarity<\/p>\n
the order of the day<\/p>\n
unrefined and inelegant<\/p>\n
she spent her days away<\/p>\n
from wildness in the true extreme<\/p>\n
To a tiny pool where she<\/p>\n
Could cry her heart out every day<\/p>\n
and we would all know where she would be<\/p>\n
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languishing in boredom<\/p>\n
a last hope taken away<\/p>\n
Hugo eventually killed himself<\/p>\n
thats what fate would say<\/p>\n
he bashed his head so many times<\/p>\n
against the concrete wall<\/p>\n
hardly a happy bunny<\/p>\n
the story wasn\u2019t \u00a0tall<\/p>\n
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all these years she has suffered<\/p>\n
really night and day<\/p>\n
living in a concrete pool<\/p>\n
just so far away<\/p>\n
from the ocean from the Puget Sound<\/p>\n
from soundness and desire<\/p>\n
and left to \u00a0rot in a fluoride wash<\/p>\n
The power of bleach and fire<\/p>\n
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orca\u2019s great and noble<\/p>\n
their big heart suffers long<\/p>\n
defeated by the humane twits<\/p>\n
who really don\u2019t belong<\/p>\n
anywhere near the ocean<\/p>\n
small minded pricks they be<\/p>\n
if anyone should be made to live<\/p>\n
in a bathtub<\/p>\n
its them, we see<\/p>\n
all sorts of nervous problems<\/p>\n
captivity for what<\/p>\n
being free and social<\/p>\n
And nothing had she got<\/p>\n
Hadn\u2019t broken any laws<\/p>\n
she, \u00a0resolute and well<\/p>\n
and Miami were the bastards<\/p>\n
who sent her into hell<\/p>\n
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the fear that hung around the place<\/p>\n
where Lolita was forced to be<\/p>\n
A password protected whale bowl<\/p>\n
for anyone to see<\/p>\n
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Come \u00a0and \u00a0sense her sadness<\/p>\n
just slipping away<\/p>\n
She became a scandal<\/p>\n
based on Vladimir they say<\/p>\n
she was dark and pensive<\/p>\n
her virginity<\/p>\n
Captured by the trainers<\/p>\n
who destroyed her actually<\/p>\n
covered in all that powder<\/p>\n
They wanted her To acquire<\/p>\n
a sort of novel \u00a0lineage<\/p>\n
They walked her into fire<\/p>\n
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a vile attack \u00a0the novel<\/p>\n
one Dolores Haze<\/p>\n
12 years old<\/p>\n
a beauty<\/p>\n
who became the \u00a0real malaise<\/p>\n
The entitled professor<\/p>\n
whose falsehoods sent him down<\/p>\n
Humbert Humbert<\/p>\n
the pseudonym<\/p>\n
that helped her sort of \u00a0drown<\/p>\n
out the vile enactments<\/p>\n
her existence until today<\/p>\n
Raped of all expression<\/p>\n
A mere chattel who would pay<\/p>\n
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what has become an exaltation<\/p>\n
an irreverence a mockery<\/p>\n
even her name is sacrilege<\/p>\n
Which changes to duplicity<\/p>\n
ungodly were her captors<\/p>\n
who desecrate and sit<\/p>\n
in their filthy counting houses<\/p>\n
talking so much shit<\/p>\n
cursers of the boardroom<\/p>\n
the walnut panelling<\/p>\n
the fat cigars and \u00a0cognac<\/p>\n
Yes each hellfire underling<\/p>\n
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