Thursday, February 17, 2011

London

London

When I walk through every chartered street
I come to Thames River
I saw every passerby whose faces are weak and painful.

Every man cried and every infant feared.
The bans rule people’s spirit.  

The crying of chimney-sweeper was roaring in the black church
The blood of the soldiers was running down the palace walls.  

But the most horrible things I hear are the curse of the youthful whore
They aborted the baby, they got the sexual disease, and they could not have a normal married life.

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