Original Poetry Fan Fiction ❯ Quotations of Kazuki Ferret ❯ Knowledge Imported ( Chapter 1 )
[ Y - Young Adult: Not suitable for readers under 16 ]
Knowledge Imported
By: Kazuki Ferret
Sometimes I wish this world would stop to think, stop to drink
Stop and smell the ashes, come see the blood flow from gapping gashes
Come to see the funeral pyre, no compromiser
Watch the corpse of mother earth bleed and burn to our desires
Dance with us as mad jackals as we bring doom upon our heads
Come and watch the world turn, help spread a chemical burn
See the blackened lungs breath a chemical mix; suck the blackened blood for pleasure
Suck it from the Corpse we poke with our bombs
Together we'll build a bridge to span a gap
Stand on opposite edges of a ridge jagged edges lead to a jagged rock junction
In fear we build ourselves a bridge to span that ridge, hand in hand together
Pride in our work drives us further apart as the chance of union increases
We together stand on the completed bridge, wondering who worked harder
Shake hands and then place some bombs on both ends
Raise your city walls and I'll build mine higher, start an arms race
We'll scar the land to satisfy our needy demands make it fast paced
More and more we take, no worries it'll all come back soon! Right?
Build our factories; choke the world's throat sacrifice a goat
Poison clouds climb higher into the sky, endless smog and smoke
Cure our disease while poisoning ourselves
We stand united and divided on uncertain shaky land broken by our demands
With a little tease we've fixed it so we can't breath
Falling tears span our years can't quite place the blame for our shitty situations
Fall as rain drops these tears of sadness melodramatic stupid sensitive bullshit
Until the rain falls red, opening shots fired no more compromisers
Bullets fall on heads, may the streets and fields run red with the blood of our boys!
Thirty aught six delivers death from above at two-thousand seven-hundred feet per second
Clicky-clack hear as the shells fall, interesting toys we have here
Magnificent crescendo if there was a crowd they'd clap, such excellent actors we have
When they heard my AK's Kalashing symphonic death musik, Russian born, she's an old girl
Death delivered at six-hundred rounds a minute, no new trick needed!
You buy your diamond rings and other such pretty things
Think not of the suffering they bring
Think not of the man with no hands
Don't think of the man who can't stand
Think not of what I speak
Think of only the joy you'll bring to your materialistic household
I try to make the most of shitty situations
Try to deal with mechanizations not of my own creation
Built by some mystical satanic cultist bullshit wizard-man
Science tries to solve riddles tries to find answers to questions un-asked
While I stand here on my little pedestal screaming “WHY!?”
I've watch two men build a bridge together, two brothers
When the work was down they stood in the center and each lit a match
To betray your friends is to douse the bridge who've built
Best to douse it in the red blood bought oil of lands Far East
And be the first to drop the match
A never ending stream of digital information
Books left unopened
Knowledge lost across a nation
Too in love with wretched indignations
No time to stop and look and think workaholic work load married to desks
From nine to five work through hell come home and keep working
Wake up the next morning, repeat steps one through three
In the early dawn if you stop you can see the path a ferret took
“Sacrifice a rook to save a pawn, end game match!”
The information lost in the net's clause
Death brought by the top charting
Bullshit pondering, slick stupid pop artists
Rap about the lies, pretend play make believe on a joker's stage
Keep your eyes on the pay day
Listen not to the sage artist; listen yet to the fucking con artist
Plot your own course; use your own drawn charts
Watch out though, your path is a fucking trap
Drawn up by a lost directionally challenged con artist
No cause for the culture to rally behind
Turn to false idols you become loving disciples
Prescribe yourself the cyanide pills chase `em down with a cocktail
I used to play that game in a past long behind
I got outta that game like an escape artist I'm a self-artist
No false idolism for me, I'm no Canterbury pilgrim
Follow my own way
Self-artist, I'm no crook peddling false knowledge by a brook
Lay me down some strange place
Six feet down, words spoken by a crook
Where I find no trust and let my bones rust
Rest for the soul is found there, or nowhere
Here in my special box, six feet in the sand
Take a stand and die for it
Spark a revolution, my words can be a match
The hardest thing is waiting for the sparking to catch
The Goddess told me this to
You're all lost, no cause to rally behind
Such a sad little song you and I sing together
Can't even preserve the status quo
Come in the middle of things, no come at the end of things
Things are always better when looking at the past
Everyone has prefect hindsight 20-20 vision
Aint that worth a laugh?
I'll tell you all, death comes
To all big and small, in between as well
I'll tell you to do what to do
Love your life; it's a fleeting moment in my dreams
You had might as well just be fucking bleeding out of a gut wound
This life is just a glimpse, flash in the pan one chance to light the land
Catch this one glimpse and do your best, the best you can
Once you're do, you'll get a nice rest, a nice little box for a final nest
Laid down six feet in the ground, there you wait
Laid to final rest, find your final peace
It's somewhere, hidden in those endless dreams
That was from her to me to you, I give to you
The best answers I can, barrowed information and wrecking indignations
This knowledge is imported drawn from many unknown sources
Drawn from my fever dreams and blended with the more lucid kinds
Mixed and matched tit for tat, this and that
Knowledge drawn, source unknown, imported knowledge
Mixed in my mind, forever mine, forever dine
Written down forever in my journal of endless quotes and jokes
Look for it, my knowledge imported you can find it under
“Kazuki Ferret's Dreams”