The Brave and The Battered
The Brave and the Battered
(Pushing Through Life With Scattered Their Hearts)
In-line hypnosis,
We all know it happens
We all fear it,
We all wonder in later years
Why is it, there is something
Missing from memory,
Everyone’s looking on,
Brushing over the details
In favour of exasperation,
And they’re all marvelling
At such a vivid imagination,
Without questioning its truth,
And still they won’t get it,
They won’t acknowledge the sad
Fact left wing liberals dare not
Teach you of,
And that is,
That is,
If a child grows up with only
One, just one of their biological parents,
(without knowing whom the other may be),
And their mind be open to
The nightmare of bullying
For being fatherless,
Or motherless,
Then they’re going to be punching
Holes in themselves
For the rest of their lives.
And no matter how the protagonists play it,
They know within the majority of cases
There be a truth only whispered;
Never dared - play out -
For political correctness,
But they’ll dangle the carrot for the selfish
At heart, who’ll want for children -
without both parents together,
And the statistics create charts
For those torn apart,
Where the best that - prosper,
Are those who know - both
Mother and father,
Have relations with both
That go beyond a divorce.
Times are changing they’ll say,
Reaching for donors
Regardless of the child at heart,
Yet it’s still in the making
That both boys and girls,
Need Man, and Woman
To make them as human,
Yet it’s inhuman the scoping
Of future manufactured - a child,
Where we make them as trinkets
And cures for diseases,
Never thinking of the damage
Of the future man and woman,
Who cannot contend with
Society gone crazy,
Making babies bespoke -
Like the painting of cars!
Many from test-tubes wonder in sorrow,
Keeping their grief private at heart,
For though even loved
By those who decide their creation,
Each man and woman;
DESERVES FROM THE HIGHEST
WITHOUT FRIVOLITY AND TEDIUM,
THE KNOWLEDGE OF SEED AND WOMB
THEY DO HAIL!
Turn the clocks back
To before the crazy’s got rule,
Let nature and nurture
Cradle the gift of life,
Give the child back
What he doesn’t have now,
The choice to sit both
In Ma and Pa’s lap,
Laugh if you dare
At the wit of this man,
Laugh if you will
At his life that is damned,
Laugh for he knows not
Who his father may be,
Then laugh at the children
Embarking the same,
Declare in earnest -
Declare that you know
The right place for children to be;
As puzzled,
Unsure if loves ever been;
As trinkets for shallow both
Man and woman,
They’re born to society
No more upon ethics,
That sells sperm in quantities
For nothing but profit!
Michael J Waite 30th May 2014