HUMAN BEASTS
From the North they came;
At first with canes
And thatched hats on their heads,
Bottled their water on one shoulder;
On the other, sack bags.
From shops to shops
We heard them saying:
"Akweyi Brodi?"
We pitied them
And shared our farm products,
Even our land;
For we're taught
To be kind to strangers.
Our strangers multiplied!
And their pitied faces replaced
With their real nature,
The bestial nature!
From their mats
They replaced their canes
With automatics and go-to-hell!
Our green land red-blooded!
Our field stiffened with their hoofs,
Our highways, reddish mirage,
Our rivers flow with our blood
Our strangers disfigured our bodies,
Our foetuses not left out;
Feeling their butchery acts
Casted from the womb cruelly
They perished like our other men.
Our General is their brother,
From the seat he grumbled:
"My OFFONENTS at work again"
No room to confront his brothers,
His other brothers possess our National Guns.
Our Lai-ng Minister, their brother
Informed wrongly...
A 75% discount of the real numbers
In aghast, our jaws hanged
With his Lais .
Then we realized...
Tortoise begets tortoise
A scale tortoise never mother a feather offspring.
From the same breast
Our General and his brothers sucked
The same blood in their veins.
A raven begets raven
Our pains increased
And hope far from us
For who will hear our cry?
