Put all your infantile madmen far away
Somewhere free they can play....
Perhaps a nice little camp
And make them buchenwald lamps
Where they can spin their tops
And pay for their plots
At the Navalany holiday camp
Welcoming dictators, tyrants and kings
And they can play tug of war
Bathed in gore they adore
Without firing a shot
To the world's holocaust
We'll keep them safe in barbed wire
And wrap them up in crossfire
To make sure that their smeared
With their own fear
They can rattle their sabers and weave lies
To each other
Stand up on their soapboxes performing
To straightjacket big brothers
They can play with toy soldiers
And get bruised in the mud
And we can watch safe and sound
As they shed their own blood
Pew pew, Pow pow
The tyrants are down
They can stay there forever
And play there infantile games
Then we can be free
Of a world without pain
And when they lie down
We can turn on the gas
And let them eat cake
As we are free from their past
All monster are welcome
At the Navalany holiday camp
Wow long time no see, great to see a poem by you again. This one is awesome against tyranny and evils of powers. Hard-hitting as it should be. Kudos for this sharp brill muse.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
One of the very best poems that I've read about war and tyranny. Truly, a masterpiece! And such a brilliant concept!