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Polar Bears


Why are they trying to make rape okay?

Acting like there is only night and day

Without dusk and dawn to pull them apart

They’re trying to turn rape into an art

 

Rewarding evil for ruining the light

How can they even sleep at night

Turning to God putting words in his mouth

Saying “it’s the will of him” like they were told in sleuth

 

How can we make a world so polar

Saving the ice caps with a world much colder

Not in a literal sense

But rather a cruel and frigid pretense

 

They take away the light in people’s eyes

They gain satisfaction through another demise

You imprison doctors for doing their jobs

When the others in there are ones who have robbed

 

Not of physicality 

No instead they steal realities

Making men and women, boys and girls

Live a life sent in devastating whirls

 

Despite the black-white outward of zebra or skunk

When cut open, they'll have the red of blood running amuck

Constant separation is the call to an end

Against ourselves, we cannot defend

 

America the beautiful is now a lie

All because we don’t want a baby to die

Turning America into North Korea

With constant belt of nationalistic propaganda

 

Saying that their own country is the best and not trust the other

While now children will hardly trust thine mothers

A child fought for a different opinion on how the world should go

This is real life, not a reality show

 

Who cares what opinions one may hold true
There’s no point in suffocating the world to blue

Our one true home the almighty Earth

Is sick while we have a war over birth

 

How can we be nice

While protecting the ice

Saving the world

While morals are hurled

 

Remember the love

Go out into nature

Watch the peace of a dove

And forget candidature




 

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