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Domestication
A poem by Rex Tyler (rex@cooksdelight.co.uk) Source: www.cooksdelight.co.uk |
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Do we ever learn from History? No seldom Imagine just how many souls have died Sacrificed, their lives so we might realise Our folly but of course safe we relied On Leaders, we'd appointed,and power corrupted Every centimetre of their life Every sector influenced by profit Leaving others then to argue with the knife Wild animals were placed in every habitat and man through greed decided that he would Domesticate the vegetarian animals and claim their milk well just because he could Claim their flesh as his because he needed it Claim their skin as his for he was cold The problem is their sacrifice was sacrosanct And that is why the new pandemics rolled, in across the planet with virility Powerful to the point of no return Just a small percentage made the money and the rest have eyes now filled with such concern |