Tuli Kupferberg Vachel Lindsay Factory Windows are Always Broken
Channel: tulifuli
Date: 2011-06-13

Tuli sings a short poem by the father of singing poetry Vachel Lindsay about the violent hatred exploited factory workers feel for their jobs:  FACTORY windows are always broken.  Somebody's always throwing bricks,  Somebody's always heaving cinders,  Playing ugly Yahoo tricks.   Factory windows are always broken.  Other windows are let alone.  No one throws through the chapel-window  The bitter, snarling, derisive stone.   Factory windows are always broken.  Something or other is going wrong.  Something is rotten--I think, in Denmark.  End of factory-window song.  At the Brecht Forum, February 1990, accompanied by Steven Taylor.
 Same  observation made by Jacques Brel in Belgium or France, 1955,
 "Il Pleut"
 "Il pleut 
 Les carreaux de l'usine  
Y'en a beaucoup de cassés"