Is it truly human nature
This fear of the unknown?
We see aliens among us
And we'd rather be alone
Not look inside their homeless void
To seas of stars they drift across
From planets now destroyed
Systems rendered lifeless
By battle droids we have deployed
And Death-star machinations
Despot warlord tractor beams
Cause anti-gravitations
Of resource, culture, sovereignty
Drained into the mothership
Warp-drives of Lady Liberty's
Distortion of democracy
To us their eyes are oil
Their tongues are suicide
Their offspring are jihadists
That we have crucified
The future of their species
Ethnic cleansed and slaughtered
Galactic-level genocide
By humanoid marauders
Reducing sentient creatures
To ion-cannon fodders
Then activate the forcefields
Preventing the invasion
Of refugees we've added
To the anti-life equation
As worm holes of our hatred grow
Infinitely to all we know
Different in appearance
But of the same design
If we'd but open universal
Borders of the mind
Dec 6, 2016
Dec 6, 2016 at 1:58 AM UTC
Is it truly human nature
This fear of the unknown?
We see aliens among us
And we'd rather be alone
Not look inside their homeless void
To seas of stars they drift across
From planets now destroyed
Systems rendered lifeless
By battle droids we have deployed
And Death-star machinations
Despot warlord tractor beams
Cause anti-gravitations
Of resource, culture, sovereignty
Drained into the mothership
Warp-drives of Lady Liberty's
Distortion of democracy
To us their eyes are oil
Their tongues are suicide
Their offspring are jihadists
That we have crucified
The future of their species
Ethnic cleansed and slaughtered
Galactic-level genocide
By humanoid marauders
Reducing sentient creatures
To ion-cannon fodders
Then activate the forcefields
Preventing the invasion
Of refugees we've added
To the anti-life equation
As worm holes of our hatred grow
Infinitely to all we know
Different in appearance
But of the same design
If we'd but open universal
Borders of the mind
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