Their behavior is horrific but they look like you or me they don’t have horns or sharp fangs they have no fur or claws their tame faces and clean cut part a municipal duster in their hair scented ivy suits and black pumps behind fortified bars and tolls force their rage and terrorize “chumps” nonetheless oblivious to an afterlife this Will to Power breathes in shady rooms just above ****** squeals – genocide and late night beat downs a wolf’s sight is sharper at night, wicked lives next door near those you meet just outside Darwin’s Place on a cozy street tangled like Dingoes and Panda bears that can’t stop themselves from eating their young, there are animals among us.
I was inspired to write this poem in context to a recent article in Dangerous Minds, concerning women guards in concentration camps during the **** regime.