Jungle Justice

Bruising,kicking,clubbing,
chanting,ranting,yelling
from afar their 
judgement is 
pronounced
scourging,ravaging,encompassed
their foes 
enmassed
their woe is 
come
ensnared in rage.
No attention 
given
brutally abase at 
fraternities delight
blood splitting
blood gushing
sands soaked in 
blood
as of mud from 
a downpour
fraternities 
yelling,cheering,
as their 
massacre 
delights them all
no saviour
no mercy
woe!!?
Woe!!!
Woe!!!
They rant in one 
accord
from their 
chamber 
miserable voices 
screamed in 
agony
only but 
whispers are 
heard
in cold fatique 
voices.
One said i am 
not guilty!
another said we 
only came
to collect what 
he owed me!
Another said i 
live in heaven
where milk and 
honey flows
i lack nothing,i 
am innocent
another said 
yesterday
i paid my 
tuition,i paid my 
dues i am 
innocent.
In cold blooded, 
massacre them 
all.
their hell fire 
came to them 
alive
they were burnt
they were 
wasted
as of unwanted 
beasts!
oh! Aluu what 
have you done?!
Who were those 
innocent 4 you 
killed??
Don't you know 
the pain of 
mothers labour 
at birth?!
They are not 
different from 
you
they feel pain!
they feel torture!
they feel torment!
wont you 
scream if i club 
you?
won't you flee if 
i burn you fire?!
They sought to 
flee
they sought to 
hide
they pled for 
mercy
but you were 
their miserable 
nightmares!
You were there 
foes ragging in 
woes massacre!!!
The boys were 
your children
they were your 
brothers
oh! Merciless 
Aluu!!!
What have you 
done to the 
futures untold?
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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