Gravel Children
Watching the wooden railroad rot
Away across a nation blooms
Gravel children drowned in soot
Inside little, tiny, concrete rooms.
A flower blooms through railroad rot
And gravel children piss in pots
Watching from a concrete room
Drowned in soot, spinning asbestos looms.
Pulling itchy, poisoned wool
Whilst straining sprained spinal cords
Expressionless suffering hidden in gravel kids
Without the means - without the words.
Through the smell of wooden rot
And soot-drowned, flower-concrete cot,
An asbestos nation looms
O'er gravel children set to bloom.
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