Category: Poetry
When The Laity Began to Hate – With Apologies to Kipling
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They were not seeking a fight
Their lives had them out straight
Their sin was in being white
When the laity began to hate
When the laity began to hate
The laity had become based
They would not just “accept their fate”
They refused to be replaced
When the laity began to hate
Wilson could not frighten
J. White could not make them abate
They had themselves become enlightened
On the issue of race they’d debate
Now the laity knows how to hate
Everybody Knows
With Apologies to Brian Adams
Look into U.S. eyes
You will see
The image of Bibi
We have no heart
We have no soul
And when you know that’s true
You’ll kill some more
Don’t tell me Jews are not worth dyin’ for
You can’t tell me the goyim don’t owe them more
You know it’s true
Everything we do
We do it for the Jew
Look into Trump’s mind
You will find
There’s nothing there to hide
We tried to warn you thrice
He’d take your life
He’d take them all
And make of them a sacrifice
Don’t tell me Jews are not worth fightin’ for
Don’t tell me that we’re not Israel’s whore
You know it’s true
Everything we do
We do it for the Jews
There’s no bombs
Like Jew bombs
And no other
Could give more bombs
There’s nowhere
To flee Jew scare
All the time
All the way, yeah
Look into your wallet, baby
Oh you can’t tell me Zionists are not worth dyin’ for
Trump can’t help it there’s nothin’ he wants more
Yeah, we would fight for Jews
We’ve lied for Jews
Set the world on fire for Jews
Yeah, we’d genocide for Jews
You know it’s true
Everything we do
Oh
We do it for the Jew
Everything we do, Netanyahu
Yeah we’ll see it through
Well we’ll see it though, oh yeah
Yeah!
Search your heart and your soul
You can’t tell me they ain’t worth dyin’ for
We’ll be there
We’d set the world on fire for you
We’d die for Jews
Oh, yeah
All the time
I’m going all the way, all the way
An Ode to Sage Tea; With apologies to Joel Barlow
Quatrain 1a
I sing the bitter I know, the taste I meet
My enduring of the potion my taste buds greet
The bitter of Sage Tea. Come dear mug
Flow down my throat, and serve as drug
The herb within thee, still angry at being picked
Come work thy magic and this illness evict
Thin my phlegm with thy noxious taste
And leave no malady that might be traced