Author Archives: Rex Tyler

About Rex Tyler

I love animals. I enjoy writing poetry and delivering speeches.I like to mentor people who need help in preparing speeches and evaluations.I enjoy travel although it is much harder for me these days.I so enjoyed the Andes Mountains and Volcanoes and the Quichua people who live and thrive there.I have lots of friends around the world.

Twm a new born

A Bonnie baby comes into Our wonderful world Both good and true To Laura and Dewi A child is born To accompany Hari This May Day morn No happier family Dolgellau’s gift Where mountains smoulder And songbirds lift The psyche … Continue reading

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The Nature track footpath close to Awelfa

The bushes just outside my house A conglommerate of souls The green encompassing offering Therein housing trolls All undulating in the breeze Where all manner of song birds hide Staring out to the mountains On the Western side Rocking green … Continue reading

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Bind Weed

What is an encumbent species A structured sprawling mass Dangling so forcefully Exceedingly its crass To hunker under apple trees Among the ferny dark Tapestries of tippet Suspended makes it mark Morning Glory growing Trumpet flowers can grow white and … Continue reading

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Slow Worms

Fraternisation such intimacy Coming to terms With slow worms who be In fact legless lizards Eye lids and all Ear holes for hearing Affabilities call No eggs about them Live young they birth Social activities That is their worth Dry … Continue reading

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Purslane

It grows in cracks out of pavements An edible, famed for its style Green succulent leaves Packed with omega 3 fatty acids And more than that, it achieves What is A super food status Ruled by the moon And pigs … Continue reading

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Rhododendrons

An invasive floral destroyer Of deliberate power and acclaim It’s inveterate impetuosity Fearless it’s spirited fame Loves a wet Spring on its budlets With acidic earth at its feet It be a formidable growing machine In woodlands it’s hardly discreet … Continue reading

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The magical ale hoof or Ground Ivy

Nepeta Glechoma ground Ivy A cure all From years long before Grows in large patches With kidney shaped leaves Bright violet flowers Don’t ignore Prolific abundance Square stems like Mint Aromatic it has a fine oil Low growing Bee’s love … Continue reading

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Jetster having treatment today

Jetster is a fave of mine Who lives with Claudie, She Rescued him and loves him And, he once told me He just loves to live with her To follow her around To sit with her To lay with her … Continue reading

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Baby pigs cry too you know

Imagine a baby stuck in a crate A fallowing prison This is the fate Of piglets around the world Suffering so Caught in the bars People don’t want to know Suffering infants Suffering crying Pork ribs and sausages So many … Continue reading

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Dairy cow blues

Climbing the wall Scuffing our legsScraping our souls Everyone begsFor just more humility Mothers we be Giving our babes life And your tragedy Is eating the burgers Eating the buns Refusing to hear us

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Pig ignorant consumers

You bet it happens The vilest gate Absolute cruelty And to state Anything less Is to really lie Fabricate illustrate Watching them die Innocent angels Heavenly souls Crying in misery for Meat eating trolls

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The Lodestone

Lodestone has that pull You feel it Visiting the shop All those lovely crystals It’s wonderful to stop And believe in the excitement It’s so magical to be In Bourton on the Water In the Lodestone And to see All … Continue reading

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Glyphosate. Ban this shit!

Good on you We have to try And stop using it And to rely On farmers really To honestly Stop using such horrors It seems to me A vile solution A sickening scent A diabolic circumvent Crippling aura Chemically Carcinogenic … Continue reading

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Electric cars

According to Starmer And The great and the good Electric cars Do what they should As clean as can be That’s what they feel What about the Congo Where mining is real Children in bore holes Working all day Looking … Continue reading

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Restore Britain

Great Yarmouth FIRST Wins all of the seats A clean sweep So to say Restore Britain and Rupert Lowe Have gone and won the day Each of them were business men Thats really magically A truly special moment Great joy … Continue reading

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From Awelfa

Magical beings That’s trees in my book Forests and groves Those of us look Closer and closer Imagining they Have spirits and true souls Which we can’t take away They exists with good magic survive with folk lore Oxygen makers … Continue reading

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The state of the average Dairy Cow Today

The pictures tells you everything Born a perfect soul But farmed there in a dairy Under their control Raped subject to kidnap Emotions running high Lamentably discouraging No word of a lie

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Murdering Rays

The contempt of life Beautiful Rays The ocean made them Worthy of praise Thrown in a heap in the back Of some van To suffocate painfully So that some man Can flog them to others What the hell for ?

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Cregennan Lakes

The Landscape Here, around these parts Are breathtakingly fine Both Cregennan Lakes For all our sakes Are scenically divine Unbelievable Mountain vistas Wondrous lakes of myriad blues Brown trout Blue and Rainbow Trout And absolutely inspiring views The estuary of … Continue reading

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Cregennan Lakes

£15 per day to fish The Cregennan Lakes Of blue Just beneath the mountains The most amazing view The sheep and lambs they ponder On ridges low and high Cader Idris and other mountains Richly deck the sky A gated … Continue reading

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Beating working animals

A creature of habit A hard working soul A sensitive being A man out of control Ignorant idiot Beating a donkey That’s giving its all Every hour of each day Not fed little water Expected to slave With heavy cargo … Continue reading

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Who

Who is who Dullards do An association that be true They Get their grips into children’s brains For that is where they are at, with pains Consuming gentle innocence With their lefty sickening howls Telling them to touch themselves As … Continue reading

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Essential oil from a sunshine herb

Eternal love my goodness We all want that don’t we A wild plant of the hillsides Where it grows positively Helichrysum italicum A curried sweet bouquet We ought to buy a bottle Or grow some right away. Came via a … Continue reading

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Agriculture is murder

Agriculture is murder It’s real cruelty To animals friends A true tragedy Men work in death camps They torture us they Work with the government inspectors Who pay little attention To our cruelty To the true regulations That were written … Continue reading

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Pigs the end game

All packed together The slaughterhouse gates Will soon see the end game Miserable states Of emotional stress They can hear they can smell The blood and the guts And the infinite hell.

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Donkey

Seemingly tis said a beast of burden Smaller than a horse an Ass maybe A domesticated equine From Africa Intelligent and emotional A sign Deeply loyal respected Noble hearted A gentle nature Resilient through and through Our highly developed sense … Continue reading

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Rapists

Raping girls until they bleed And little boys as well Sexual deviants everyone Born it seems in hell What they need is being beaten With red hot pokers they Need to feel the undoubted strength Of red hot metal All … Continue reading

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The meat trade sickens me

Frustration imagine it will you A gestation crate is to where Farmers pack pigs into daily Leaving them sad with despair Biting the bars makes their mouth sore No where to turn everyday Torture it’s happening horribly The meat trade … Continue reading

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Spanish diplomats

What’s wrong with all these judges these diplomats what’s wrong Raping little children These shits do not belong Anywhere near children Vile indifferent sods Who need a damned good hiding

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Experimentation on animals

Experimentation they call it Surgical torture each day Vicious indescribable evil And what’s it all for anyway Technicians their arrogant journeys A white coat and they are away Protected by commercial moguls Who make sure they all get good pay

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