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Poisoning creatures,
by JASMIN HORST E. P. SEILER → (All Poetry by JASMIN HORST E. P. SEILER)
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Highly paid beaurocrats making life and death decisions from the comfort of their ivory towers. In charge of parks and green space around the capital, first poison and trap coyotes in the surround, and then the overflow of rats in city parks. Not only do these know it all bright overpaid minions find an easy and cheap way to kill, the suffering they cause to all wild life is not their concern they say, who the hells is it? Are we waiting for angels to come down the church steeple to do our dirty work. anyway again I protest, but as I said in calloused hearts, we are swarmed by aliens I am sure, there are more and more of them it seems. If you are unaware of the suffering poison causes I suggested in my letter, for Gods sakes put some in your tea, it might if you survive, bring immediate compassion. What a lark, wildlife control, first kill the predator,..... bright bunch, and all their mindless supporters.

 

 
 
 
Mummies without hearts,
They seem to live,
They walk the streets,
May God our ways forgive?
 
Rats, in the streets,
Rats, in the trees,
Rats, everywhere I look,
Rats, everywhere I see
So does the NCC
 
Poison in Strathcona Park,
In daylight and in dark,
Maim and kill, much vermin there,
I thought it was a lark,
 
No, but also owl, or hawk, or other,
It seems it does not bother,
No connection can they see,
Our lofty NCC
 
Would a dog, poison his neighbour,
His kin of other kind,
Yet here, this so called superior species,
Apparently don’t mind,
 
Too many rats, they say,
I beg your pardon,
Too many humans do I see,
That wanders in Gods garden,
 
Arrogant to top it all,
A mean spirited creature,
Aggressive to all God’s kin,
Lays claim to have Gods feature,
 
Though what really does me gall,
Humane they call themselves,
Compassionate and all,
These fat cat little elf’s,
 
This Godly perfect, and divine,
We ravage all there is, our species,
Kill and poison, mutilate, then in the end,
Just leave behind our feces,
 
How more that hole that buries us,
Should not, it deeper be?
For to this earth, we are a cuss,
Face down, this earth should see.©27/10/2010

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 Reviews of "Poisoning creatures,"
Reviewed by Patrick Granfors
Reviewed on November 4, 2010
Too many humans I do see....a classic line if there ever was one. Patrick

Reviewed by Jon Willey
Reviewed on November 1, 2010
Jasmin, the frustration with bureaucracy grows daily as their unethical and hypocritical plans unfurl. A serial of events that never cease to amaze anyone with even a mere thread of common sense. In politics, the ends always justify the means. Love and peace to you my dear friend. Jon Michael

Reviewed by Karen Palumbo
Reviewed on October 27, 2010
I sometimes wonder who some of the beaurecrats were before to have such a cold heart...

Be always safe,
Karen

Reviewed by John Flanagan
Reviewed on October 27, 2010
I'm listening, Jasmin, I'm listening.

John

Reviewed by Stephen Cherring
Reviewed on October 27, 2010
Tackling an interesting problem. If a rat had a foxes squirels tale, how ugly would that be? lol


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