Gibberish, or Sense?
From the work FAWM 50-90-2024
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Composer: Roger D. Linder
The monkeys will attack at dawn
The cats and apes are on the lawn
The jackal heaves a weary sigh
When all the birds are flying by
The horses trot and stomp their hooves
The rabid dogs put on their gloves
The boxing zebras flare their stripes
The lone man ducks, avoids the swipe
It all unrolls, a crazy dream
Where nothing sane is as it seems
The world reverses on its spin
The whole thing is a crashing din
Insanity becomes the norm
A twisting fate seen as the worm
It all becomes so hideous
Yet we stand there, oblivious
The failure then consumes us all
We fail to see its simple call
The world at peace, it is our goal
At stake is our immortal soul
Other Comments
@charlie_leemburg - 2024-09-29
I like the flow of the verses here, especially the first few. Then it seems like all the animals are uprising and causing the catastrophic end of humanity
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