Oh, let us be, eventually, recycled,
Let us be with nature quite serene,
In a cardboard box,
To feed our hollyhocks,
Let us be quite terminally green.
Oh, let us be eventually recycled,
Don’t let us be like some old plastic bag,
If we should become quite ill,
Don’t put us in landfill,
We can’t be an environmental drag.
Oh, let us be eventually recycled,
We’ll stop this global warming in a trice,
Carbon footprints left behind?
That’s not what’s on our mind,
We want to be environmentally nice.
Oh, let us be eventually recycled,
Cremated compost is our Lib Dem green ideal,
Eco-friendly our demise,
Let Greenpeace eulogise,
And Copenhagen be our final seal.
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* Tony Harris is the Registered Treasurer of the Party and the Chair of the FFRC but in this case he is writing in a personal capacity.
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3 Comments
Well that cheered me up no end as we approach Christmas. As fracking enthusiasts might say, ‘The earth certainly moved for me’.
It’s just the sort of stuff to put on a focus leaflet to attract swing voters and persuade elderly brexiteers to vote Lib Dem …………… Though doesn’t cremated compost involve the production of a few greenhouse gases ?
It’s only because I couldn’t find any words to rhyme with ‘Brexit’ 🙂
I have to agree with David here. Cremation adds to greenhouse gases; natural burial is the way forward for those with green ideals: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_burial
As we are an island, perhaps the easiest answer is burial at sea.