Dangerous American Dream. Poem by Veeraiyah Subbulakshmi

galloping of first few horses,
heard to soil of burnt soil,
journey from south to north,
pierced arrow never torn a heart.

arrived chicken forget their roots,
fashionable colors paint their faces,
oozing fat from distant hungry land,
clogged canals get stent and be proud,

stumbled upon skyscraper chop sticks,
peaceful Americans start to wear diapers,
nine holes and respective adjusted duties,
Take these predecessors not as a guide

rivers of blood flow through desert,
rocks of hopes smashed under earth,
to feed the hungry ego of one nation's
children not fair; please stay with in.

polished roads with cream of unknown tears,
mass stitched clothes and shoes for a few dollars,
There go our heroes and heroines,
carrying credit cards in back packs,

warning to the world not to follow this dream,
of killing millions and butchered their land,
to build fancy houses with many wayward fathers,
drunk mothers, confused children and pet animals

no such dream as a dream of Americans,
neither the guardian nor the assassins,
massive american dream dangerous to earthlings,
bow towards DOW and count the pennies...