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Why I protest!
by JASMIN HORST E. P. SEILER → (All Poetry by JASMIN HORST E. P. SEILER)
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Today the Korean Embassy in Ottawa, using dogs, the best friend of man, for food. If you have the nerve watch the video on this link will ya
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkHp6rWA6hU

 

 
 
In protest stood we at the curb,
With placards held up high,
Their conscience to disturb,
A thorn be in their thigh,
 
Naked girls we used as ruse,
To catch the wandering eye,
To light a light, a fuse,
To ask some questions why,
 
Grotesque a cage with screams,
Hurled sound the deaf could hear,
Dripping blood, and hurt, and rage,
An animal in fear,
 
Help we called, help million such,
Sign this petition here,
For some it was too much,
Then officers came near,
 
Mischief you can’t create,
In front of decent folk,
Clean up your blood and your debate,
Before this scene we fold,
 
This lady fine, our leader strong,
Conviction is her middle name,
She stood her ground, and not to long,
Put officers to shame,
 
With fainting spells, and nerves gone raw,
A rag tag group of souls,
Fought skin heads and the law,
Helping creatures is their goal,
 
A throng of public walked the mace,
Yet few would stop and look,
Directly in our face,
Take pamphlet or a book,
 
Still though some are kind,
A dollar too put in the tin,
Compassion for this cause would find,
A worthy cause to win,
 
The joy if only one is saved,
For harm that comes their way,
For them our signs have waved,
For them we had our say,
 
No shortage is that I recall,
Of cruelty and pain for naught,
Of creatures large and small
To your attention brought,
 
From puppy mills and ducks force-fed,
Rodeos and horse abuse,
In factory farms, cruelties they fret,
And in experiments abuse,
 
Too many are there, here to mention,
Their holocaust, and crimes of man,
We bring to your attention,
And hope you’d help us if you can,
 
Our common history sure is filled,
For at the hand of man,
Billions we have tortured killed,
No holocaust is greater than,
 
Excuses make with priestly help,
This is all in “Gods” design,
Our conscience closed to hear their yelp,
As long as we are fine,
 
So you see my friends, there is no end,
There is so much more to do,
More time at protests will I spend,
With friends, I hope, and you.©13/07/2009
 

 


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 Reviews of "Why I protest!"
Reviewed by Jerry Engler
Reviewed on July 25, 2009
Jasmin, you are uplifted when you follow through on your convictions....Jerry

Reviewed by Patrick Granfors
Reviewed on July 15, 2009
I didn't have the nerve to watch Jasmin. I makes me no less furious. Thank you for your courage. Patrick

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on July 15, 2009
A rag tag group of souls,
Helping creatures is their goal

If only we could turn our small rag tag group into an army of souls, we might be able to make a difference. But whether we have 10 souls, or 10 million, the fight goes on; and I commend everyone who tries, especially you, my friend.

Reviewed by Georg Mateos
Reviewed on July 15, 2009
I wonder what we will be killing when everything else is gone, hunting? fishing? nothing left there to "hunt" or overfishing, perhaps we should start to "hunt" puppy mills operators? One million cannibals can't be wrong!

Georg


Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on July 14, 2009
Jasmin, you go where many fear to tread,and I thank you.It is those like you who help get come relief for the cause! my thoughts and prayrs with you and all who protest, the horrific acts of such cowardly dastardly leaders!

Love,
eileen

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on July 14, 2009
horrible situation indeed ...

your heart is dearly enlightened ...

Reviewed by John Flanagan
Reviewed on July 14, 2009
Jasmin,
Again yours is the voice of caring, compassion and reason.
John

Reviewed on July 14, 2009
Good for you for revealing these atrocities, J.H. Will the Chinese Embassy be next? They are probably serving cat meat, as that is a "staple" for meat in China, moreso than pork. This is the difference in some of the world-cultures. What we see at pets, others see as relief from starving.
However, no excuses: When in Rome...etc...
Blessings and Love - Micke

Reviewed by Jms Bell
Reviewed on July 14, 2009
WELL WRITTEN AND VERY INFORMATIVE, YOUR WORK LASHES OUT AT ANIMAL ABUSERS AND GIVES DUE CREDIT TO THOSE THAT LEAD IN OPPOSITION. VERY CLEAR IMAGERY IS PRODUCED BY STRONG PHRASES AND GOOD RHYME. GOD BLESS AND THANKS FOR SHARING. JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS


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