2 short poems dealing with The Troubles in Northern Ireland around 1980 |
Please don’t stop the Riots: I always loved to be a PIRAte Until I met That girl next door Nice face, nice booty A real cutie But gosh! She was an ugly Protestant inside Love between us would have been a rising tide Nevertheless I’d go on a hunger strike Just to gain her love It was too late My beloved Kate Went to a better place She couldn’t handle the race Belfast became so vast That’s what the media told us Anglo-Irish Agreements can go to fuck off Prejudices cannot be erased by laws Do ya hear the caws? Once again problems will blaze Which ya can’t hide behind a haze Don’t you feel the passion ready to explode? On Belfast’s roads In the truest sense of the word… Belfast is a Masochist: People are blind Do not leave the past behind Is religion really worth it to fight? Let there be light Belfast is a masochist Cutting himself while clenching his fist Pretending to be a victim and a winner Ending up as a sinner Sacrificing his residents for success and defeat Too late to cry for retreat Time for trick or treat Belfast giving razor blades out Just to feed The children with sorrow and doubt Call 911 Or Belfast is gone |