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Sarcasm of a Naturist Fanatic (Oil)

Fly little seagull, fly with your oily wings
Or have some tasty dead oily fish 
It will slip down the throat with ease 
We humans call it a Gulf oil spill dish

We humans all love to go to the beach 
Lay there all oiled up and  tan
Why cannot the birds and fish 
The Gulf oil will help it really can

The governments allow us to chop the trees
Destroying the rain forests with axes
Why not a little oil spill
They’ll cover it by raising taxes

So don’t pay any attention to the Gulf
And the life destroyed by the oil spill
Just lay back relax and enjoy
We’ll mop it up later just chill
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Patsiliga

The damn still stands at Fickling Mill
Holding water after all these years
On the creek called Patsiliga
Homeland of Indian braves and ladies

Now Patsiliga is polluted
Contains high levels of mercury unsuited
For fish and wildlife unsafe to eat
From these waters take no meat

(Went by Fickling Mill and Patsiliga Creek for the funeral on the weekend.  I love the 
word Patsiliga(in the Indian's language it means pigeons roosting place).  This is 
beautiful farming country down in Taylor County.  I looked up some info on mercury 
and found that something about the combination of leaves and other natural 
residue somehow holds onto the mercury.  I don't know from where the mercury 
has come but the levels that are getting into some fish are not safe. It is possible 
that since this is farming country that the mercury comes from the pesticides used 
on crops and the mix of the leaves holding it in is the problem.  This is not fact that 
you can go out and preach but look up info if you want to.)
Form: Rhyme

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