Paul C. Sandison London, United Kingdom

The twentieth century has been the most explosive, devastating and brutal ever. Still the rape, murder, torture, destructions and genocide continues. The "Hollywood" media accentuates the cancer, amplifying the evil instead of showing solutions. Meanwhile: The European superstate is undemocratic. Fifteen ministers decide on questions prepared by a monolithic bureaucracy in Brussels! Sweden harbors racists and lays false evidence before the European court of Human Rights. South African arms terrorist states and slides into drugs, silence, and corruption. A thousand species become extinct every year. The evil is global. Let us each do our bit to stop it. all of it!

Our Universe At Midnight Through harmony of air and light filling the crisp clear ice cold sky heralding the rising star in the deep blue night before the moon shines high and the heavens turn black and the star strewn band of light, so pretty, so fair, so intensely bright protruding in places far and dear shows us the depth of our universe and how microscopically tiny we are here. and then the mighty heavens bow down and kiss us with beautiful phrases of shadow and light mystery and twinkle eyes all over the huge dark twirling skies out here in deep deep outer space a billion pin point steady rays of colour and light in a wispy maze of giant kaleidoscopes, brilliant and bright, spread across the vast starry extend of our universe at midnight.

Stop The Torture! Young life, young life, ripped sadistically from the womb torn to pieces in agony, butchered by the knife before in pieces being exposed to chemicals, poisons, gas, fire and acid. It ell you: at this very moment the soul of the tiny child still lives and no preposterous statement by the living can alter this. and the animals, the furry and the feathered, the scaled and unscaled living creatures that I have scattered throughout the corner so the earth, ye now massacre and torture, rip and slice while still alive and inflict those indescribable pains no being should ever suffer. Damn ye, man and women of this earth. I made the earth a jewel in the night; and ye have turned it into the sewers and torture chambers of hell. (As revealed to Paul C Sandison 1995)

All poems Copyright © 1996 Paul C. Sandison. All rights reserved.