No Gainful Loss In War Except the Feeding of the Purse
No Gainful Loss In War Except the Feeding of the Purse
Yeah, I sit at home all day,
Crippled within my infancy
Now living disability,
But I still afford a luxury
When the bills are paid!
I’m busy watching the world
Tut its head at the current
Refugee crisis,
And we’re all sat at home
Within the West reaching for
Our purse,
And I give occasionally
Despite the onlooker claiming
I just don’t give a damn,
But, (and this is to the man);
How can we have faith,
How can we have faith
When twenty-ten took
Three hundred thousand lives,
Three hundred thousand lives
Still growing every day,
Every day the rape machine
Stalks the poorest casualties,
Still living in disease,
When’s the World to gain a win?
When’s the World
That thrusts the new found
Victims that never gain relief,
Going to apprehend its fallacy,
That Governments do care.
Twenty-ten saw thousands
Crushed of blood and bone,
And I’m sat within my home
Sick of reaching for the pounds
That never eases guilt,–
Guilt that can never
Reconcile or realize the truth,
The truth that war is now a money maker,
And while the guns and ammunition
Flow like salt upon a wound,
There are children in Haiti –
Born from rage and anger
Who’ll live their lives
Within a danger zone,
While the World sits idly
On its hands,
And I try,
Try to find the meaning
But none beckons reward,
And I’m tired of all the warfare,
Tired of seeing fresh faced
Children who only know of death,
Because what seems the basis
Of all our instinctive forms
Of wisdom,
Is our leaders;
Keen protracting concern
To an ever concerning public;
Don’t give a shit within ineptness,
Unless the warfare and disaster,
Takes their own their kith and kin
Of whom live amongst the wealthiest
Of sprawls,
In Haiti,
The child wants to crawl
Back within the womb
While the mum runs
For the hills wearing
The little that she owns,
And we’re all tutting
At the new disease and reaching
For our purse,
And I guess,
I guess
The World leaders
Have no real understanding;
Of catastrophe and hurt.
Michael J Waite 2nd February 2013.
<Deleted User> (10123)
Wed 6th Feb 2013 13:38
Your, 'rape machine stalks the poorest casualties' is first rate. Brilliant!
Is using 'gevernments' in the same line as 'care' an oxymoron?
'Guns and ammo flow like like salt upon a wound' - Great!
Like your inspired description 'new disease'.
You nailed it. ta muchly, Nick.