Milton Ontario set the scene
\nA truck fully loaded
\nWhere had it been
\nTo a chicken factory
\nAnd tightly packed
\nThousands of young birds
\nThat had been attacked
\nBy the forces above
\nBy the forces below
\nCrammed into cages
\nNow we all know<\/p>\n
Imagine the shock
\nImagine the pain
\nA ghastly encounter
\nThe driver insane
\nWith the mash up of bodies
\nA few still alive
\nThe great realisation
\nThat few did survive<\/p>\n
Off to the slaughterhouse
\nThat was to where
\nHow they were packed in
\nHow they did share
\nTheir short lives together
\nSquashed extra tight
\nThrown every which way
\nAt a great height <\/p>\n
Those who indulge in the nuggets
\nSome do
\nRemember the carnage
\nThe pain which is true
\nThey have hearts and minds
\nEach has a soul
\nLook into their dead eyes
\nThat tragedy stole<\/p>\n
Animal rights came
\nHe watched some just die
\nWe know they are chickens
\nWith tears in his eye
\nHe witnessed their passing
\nHe glimpsed the refrain
\nOf hundreds and hundreds
\nLeft there in the rain<\/p>\n
Their bodies destroyed
\nBy the forces around
\nCanada knowing where they were bound
\nFor the death camp
\nTheir bodies feathers and all
\nTo be turned into nuggets
\nAnd now they haul
\nThese crates to the dump
\nAnd the living would be
\nBuried alive
\nSome were gasping you see <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Milton Ontario set the scene A truck fully loaded Where had it been To a chicken factory And tightly packed Thousands of young birds That had been attacked By the forces above By the forces below Crammed into cages Now … Continue reading