"thundercats" poems
Lion-O
his sword raised
cries to the heavens
"THUNDER, THUNDER, THUNDER!"
Mumm-ra laughs and sends his troops
Lion-O decimates them
Thundercats, **
Aug 22, 2010
Aug 22, 2010 at 5:41 PM UTC
Ringing in our ears,
wild haymakers throw us off balance.
We are The Smoke.
Eyes jump and jive,
dancing,
to the music of earthquakes.
we stick and move
through terrain so tough,
The Devil himself gets tangled.
Feet pounding on yesterdays dreams.
Thundercats roar towards the sky.
Forgiveness is not given to the weak.
Hammering on,
always look twice before the fall.
Remember what it is like to fall and
forget the taste of strength.
The birds are hungry for their pound of flesh.
Move!
We run.
Left, left, right,
two forward,
three back and
once to the side.
The birds are closing in, watching with red eyes.
Swollen,
we run and
cross
this path,
leading us to the spit soaked floor and
broken chair.
Another round
and round we will go.
Hands cracked with every minute the clock beats down.
Forgetting the taste of victory.
Our lungs are filled with smoke.
We fall.
The wild ones smash through the Heavens,
warriors through and through.
We must forgive ourselves.
For glory,
we will shake The Smoke.
Mar 18, 2016
Mar 18, 2016 at 4:57 PM UTC
First they broke up the unions, and I did not speak out,
Because I was only one.
Then they sold off the British – BT, BP, BA – and I did not speak out
Because I was only ten and - Thundercats.
Then they came for the coal, the power, the rail. We did speak out –
We held on to the post office and voted in New Labour.
Then we watched them PFI the underground, the NHS and schools
And we did not speak out, because we thought they were us.
So on they went and PFI’d Iraq. We did speak out,
But they were far away.
And that was not enough.
So then they PFI’d the **** out of everything moved-
Threw in some car parks here and there,
Some targets, some consolidations -
But we weren’t concentrating on that because -
We weren't the baddies, were we?
Then they came for prisons, and the police
Detention Centres, state school discipline
They even offered China our 5G
And then they asked the people how they felt
And used that - to make them feel something else
And then they asked those same people what to do
Offering a simple lie for complex truth.
And then a man with a pint
Formed a PLC
And stood for election
And refused to make promises
It turns out
a necessary component of a lie
is shame.
Who knew?
Before the 2020 tax rules
Or something
We got bored
And people voted
Not to have another vote
Ever again
And I wasn't even sure
At which point it was
That they came for me.
But at some point.
They'd already come.
Oct 24, 2019
Oct 24, 2019 at 7:40 AM UTC