A Tiger In A Cage
written by: Paula Puolakka
The color of a ripe pumpkin has been
the tone of the clothes of Mr. Kaczynski and
Mr. Manson, for instance.
Before his death, Charles Manson asked, when
will the oppression of the likes of him stop?
It’s 2021, and nobody has answered.
Many Americans love Halloween,
Leprechaun,
Freddy Krueger,
and a zombie with a Luger,
but they despise
the white men breaking the static atmosphere of
the real-life Candyland.
You cannot say that you are the protector of light if
you are ready to deny somebody’s right to
live a life without iron bars and if you try to
force him inside a small vault.
To many Americans, the idea of a tiger in a cage is
an abomination,
but the idea of a man in one is a delight.
Who is the real-life Halloween villain:
Mr. Kaczynski,
Mr. Manson,
or the one who kept the cell door locked?
Paula Puolakka (1982) - Intergalactic-Planetary Healing Communicator (Biological and Environmental Sciences, Planetary Well-Being) - Service Design & Customer Service Expert - MA (History of Science and Ideas). In June 2025, Finnish Government approved Puolakka's work and ideas: her poem - dedicated to Mr. Theodore John Kaczynski and Mr. Ludwig Wittgenstein - was a part of FG's collection. In May 2024, her books no. eight, nine, and ten - prepaid by Mr. Kaczynski - came out. The free PDFs are available for private reading on LinkedIn. In 2022, UTU gave her appreciation: her academic article - celebrating her fieldwork, based on the work of Mr. Kaczynski - was published by KABI. In April 2021, Puolakka won the second prize in the "Lahti, the European Green Capital 2021" writing competition. Her story celebrated "Teddy." In Dec 2020, the PhDs of TAU gave her appreciation: her academic article - celebrating her Master's thesis of 2012 and the academic legacy of Mr. Kaczynski & Mr. Wittgenstein - was published by Hybris. In 2019, The Finnish Reserve Officers' Federation gave her an honorable mention, honoring the academic legacy of Mr. Wittgenstein & Mr. Kaczynski.
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