It’s a sick beast

Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33775, 22 February 1975, Page 14

It’s a sick beast

(By WHIM WHAM) The New York State Right to Life, an antiabortion group, called the verdict (against a Boston doctor for failing to preserve the life of * W.* victory not only for the unborn, but also for women whose health and lives are being recklessly jeopardised . . ■” About 1.5 million disease-carrying blackbirds have been sprayed at Paducah (Kentucky) with a detergent which left them dying in piles . . . removed oil from the birds’ feathers . . . huddled together for warmth before dying by the thousands - . - We had the opportunity and the weather was just right . . . — News. A World fit for Heroes to live in— Isn’t that what They said? Well, they finished the Job, and by that lime Half of the Heroes were dead, And how many of the Survivors were fit enough To be much inclined To consider what the World might be fit for— The Maimed, the Gassed, the Blind? Lest we forget. Sir! That civilised Man Is a murderous Beast. Cunning and provident—Starlings by the Million, What’s that but the least, The merest Hors d’Oeuvre to the human Flesh and Blood The Beast has craved since Cain? Having lengthened his Teeth, strengthened his Jaws, By exercising his Brain. Sure, the Beast has a Heart as well «s a Belly. Conscience, Needle or Knife, Nicks him in a tender Spot—slap on a Band-aid! It’s his Right to Life! The Unborn and the Born—leaving the Dead To an infinite Mercy above— Lie heavy’ on the Stomach of the sick Beast Griped by Pity and Love. The Beast has many Heads and many Mouths Roaring or whimpering, like Mine, Save the Unborn! Oh what a plausible Beast, How his Pelt can shine.’ Whom can He save, when his MIRV and Laser Weapons Have finally achieved A World fit for the Unborn to live in— And the Unconceived?. _ ... a-