They twist reality to their own ends
Tying the truth in knots
Dismissing the data of scientists
Accusing them of making plots
Saying gas and oil drives economies
Creating jobs an indisputable fact
And with growth the only important thing
They'll grab all that can be fracked
And global warming is not a concern
It's all a natural cycle folks
For every few hundred millennia
All life on this planet chokes
The sad thing is we can't make the change
We can either drown or fry
At least while they still have all the power
They'll deny, deny, deny
Thoughts of a Dad who is parent first, second and third whilst everything else comes after...
Showing posts with label Twisted. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Twisted. Show all posts
Tuesday, 16 October 2018
Deny
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Environment,
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Twisted
Thursday, 11 October 2018
Tired
Standing in front of the coffee
That only one of us will drink
Staring at the red reflected bubbles
We have no thoughts to think
Too tired from two coldy kids
Nights laid too long awake
Blocked up noses in the early hours
On call without a break
And now the seasons close up around
We're up before the sun
Dark envelops body and soul
No light for Summer fun
Our energy levels are twisted
They're crumpled up in a ball
And with blank paper and empty pens
We feel our creativity stall
Thursday, 4 October 2018
Garden
We used to play in the garden
And tend it.
Thinning out the tangled roots
Of the hedges.
Strimming and cutting the grass.
Keeping out
The strangling weeds.
Watering
Plants in their colour and vibrancy.
Fresh smells
And laughter in company.
But something changed.
We stopped playing
And now no longer tend.
The brambles have taken over.
Choking the garden
With their stinging touch.
The weeds have grown woody.
Twisting and smothering
The brightness of variety.
And all that's left
Are lingering tears of dew.
Amidst the stench
Of mulched decay.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJPSpQmE1HM
And tend it.
Thinning out the tangled roots
Of the hedges.
Strimming and cutting the grass.
Keeping out
The strangling weeds.
Watering
Plants in their colour and vibrancy.
Fresh smells
And laughter in company.
But something changed.
We stopped playing
And now no longer tend.
The brambles have taken over.
Choking the garden
With their stinging touch.
The weeds have grown woody.
Twisting and smothering
The brightness of variety.
And all that's left
Are lingering tears of dew.
Amidst the stench
Of mulched decay.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJPSpQmE1HM
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