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Anti War Poem: You remember jam?
Another short poem, exploring my home made boom tube.
You remember jam?
Though the poor are poorer
And the rich are richer
There is no ditch of war
To take us from our dreaming bed:
Tomorrow lavish in that marvellous spread.
You remember jam?
Thick and sweet and strawberry red
And spread over doorsteps of bread
When the poor were poor
And the rich were rich
And we slept in their ditch of war
Forever
Dreaming of jam and its jamboree
For we’d all be free
To eat jam tomorrow.
You remember tomorrow?
Thick and sweet and strawberry red
And spread over the stones of our dead
As it ran from the ditches of war
With promises that the poor
Would be poor no more
And we’d be free
To eat jam tomorrow.
You will remember the rich:
Thick with our tomorrows in their reserve,
Our blood as dark as their strawberry conserve,
Richer from their ditch of war on the poor
As they dig more ditches for our jam tomorrow.
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