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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Grain, oil and gas from Russia; we must find other ways To ensure that the unhinged war criminal, Vladimar Putin pays They want sanctions lifted and they'll free up grain from Ukraine Seems like the sanctions are at last working and inflicting pain. Many poorer countries in the world rely on the exported grains But it's stuck in ports because of mines, in the shipping lanes The whole civilised world, and the United nations need to act Or people in poor countries will die of hunger, and that is a fact. Vladimar Putins empty threat is nothing more than a lie He tells the west to jump up and the west asks how high The west's response to Vlad Putin needs to move up a gear Or he and his cronies will be thinking, we're cowering in fear. I urge the civilised world leaders to send weapons at any cost Or the Ukrainians will be overrun and their territory lost Zelensky is pleading for long range rockets, to defend his land To help drive out the invaders and give Ukraine the upper hand. Russia is desperately recruiting men at home, to join their army And have upped the age limit to enlist, to claim some sort of victory Pensioners with guns you'll soon see who are ready to croak The once thought invincible Russian army, is nothing but a joke. Written 29th May 2022.
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