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.

Difficult breathe

Look at me closely Just my mothers baby Allowed to sleep And stuffed in a bag My life lost forever Stolen and painful My spirit they sever A horrid dark flag Breathing impossible Breathing No never Inside this vile bag … Continue reading

Posted in A day in the life, Abandonment, Animal Rights, animals used for food, babies, Eating living beings, Freedom and what's happening to it, Humanity is a shithouse, Pork, Unloved | Leave a comment

Shot at Dawn down on the farm

Slaughter carried out on farm Thats the way to go Be shot at home In earshot of your friends All of them know You are dead now You are devoid of life Hanging by a chain You are going to … Continue reading

Posted in A day in the life, CAFO's and factory farms, Calves and Cows and Bulls, slaughterhouses and operatives, Supermarkets | Leave a comment

Orangutans lamenting

All around the jungles Where the orang utans swing The loss of Birute Galdikas Seemingly does bring A period of mourning Of crying from the soul Their mistress has left for heaven Leaving their control And care to other humans … Continue reading

Posted in A burial, Abandonment, Death and Dying, Duty of care was always there, Explorers and Visionaries, forest Monkeys, Forests and wild places, Goddesses, Indigenous People, Indonesia, LEAKEYS BABES three angels, Malaysia and its People, Monkeys and Primates, Obituaries, Orangutan(Person of the forest), People I have observed | Leave a comment

Cow lead into the slaughterhouse

He knows he smells the stench of death He fears the chopping blade Slicing through his jugular And carotid artery laid out before the butchers Come to make him prime They steal away his life on earth And everything sublime … Continue reading

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Godly creations

The lords have spoken Abortions can Be ordered now Almost until Birth is due Thats the Lords view Their mortal worth Upon God’s earth A living soul Grows inside It’s mother All these months Did hide Feeding breathing A Living … Continue reading

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Machynlleth to Tring

Machynlleth to Birmingham International I Then went to Milton Keynes Then Tring, defy The gods will you Passenger assist All the way Get the guards and the railways to help And this day Was wonderfully brilliant James number one An … Continue reading

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Camel cruelty

Arab traders and others abusing camels, they Work them whip them they are forced To carry tourists they Suffer, bleed get chafing sores Fed badly every day Tourist ought to realise How cruel it us to pay To ride these … Continue reading

Posted in Animal Rights, Camels, Criminality, Disrespect of female animals, Donkeys and working animals, Duty of care was never there, Egypt, Humanity is a shithouse, Lack of understanding, Torture | Leave a comment

Abortion

Abortion up to birth And it’s happening on this earth Right up to the first birth date The Lords have spoken Without a doubt A precious life Snuffed out we hear And hearing this I feel a tear Engendered running … Continue reading

Posted in A burial, A day in the life, Abandonment, Duty of care was never there, Family, Infanticide, Lack of understanding, Unborn yet able to see my dead mother, womens issues | Leave a comment

Shipping live birds by post

These are delicate beings Feathered and true Packed like some parcel That’s what we do Imagine the fear buildup In their dear heart As the truck travels here there and everywhere Start the craziest stress An agenda so fraught With … Continue reading

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The Nile Crocodile

This hungry and voracious reptile Loves the taste of flesh A misanthropic monster Your limbs it does relish No concern for children Or women on the banks This unbelievably dangerous beast Lies in wait and thanks Everyone for filling up … Continue reading

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Whipping horses in China

Whipping what we need to hear Is the whippers whipped Let the fear, the curling swirling whip of fire That cuts into their flesh Perspire yes you idiot, what you do Is whip a horse you are clueless too The … Continue reading

Posted in A day in the life, Abandonment, activism, CHINA food obscenity, Criminality, Dumbed down and ghoulish, Duty of care was never there, Horses, Humanity is a shithouse, Lack of understanding | Leave a comment

Rookery Nook

Rookery nook Appeared in a book For a lady who once danced To classical music And her steps they enhanced Each dignified performance Skillful was her gait Now older she Lives peacefully Moves slowly to create An open fire Of … Continue reading

Posted in A country tale, A day in the life, birds and the environment, Chimneys, Crow boys and girls, Feathers | Leave a comment

Lambing. To our deaths we go

Three little lambs were heard to be Chatting in a pen, and ultimately Pondering on how they each would die Would they be stunned first And might they cry One said three ways We could pass on Kosher, halal or … Continue reading

Posted in A day in the life, Abandonment, Agriculture, Death and Dying, Duty of care was never there, Food Processing, Halal, Kosher, Lack of understanding, Lambs and Sheep, Meat trade, Milk and its associated problems, Ritual, slaughterhouses and operatives, Supermarkets | Leave a comment

Blogger to the World

Old age isn’t for cissies Who ever cissies are Aches and pains and swollen veins And a heart that can only star In every old age movement Inside an ancient brain Old age is for survivors With a blistering refrain … Continue reading

Posted in A day in the life, Breathing in colour, Duty of care was always there, Poets I respect, Rants, Rex's Little Bits of Philosophy | Leave a comment

Humming birds of the volcanoes

They need 12000 calories Every single day Humming birds Their small wings hum What is there to say Above the clouds they are nesting Austere environments where Pint sized flowers These pollinators At high alert they play All on high … Continue reading

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The great Dusky swifts imagine the life they lead

Precarious nesting Wild Birds that dare To nest around waterfalls So so aware Of the crashing torrents Riverine souls Their hearts in their mouths Adversorial roles Brazil and Bolivia sees them at play Struggles and hardship Every day Their visitation … Continue reading

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Song for Ireland

The classes in the the colleges Are moving To an African majority we hear Where are all the lovely Irish people Apparently a lot now live in fear Dancing in the aisles is how they do it Apparently migration is … Continue reading

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From a cat in Lebanon

Who’d be a cat in war zone Bombs falling shells exploding Glass everywhere Buildings are falling down Hell and despair Where is the family Where is my food The noise is horrific Outside I have viewed People are dying Noise … Continue reading

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Halal and Kashrut

Religious methods of producing meat A swift cut to the neck A death complete Severing the trachea The Esophagus too The carotid artery And jugular vein The victim healthy And conscious when Cut through with the sharpest knife No pre … Continue reading

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The twelfth of March

A sky of oatmeal Away across The hills of Dolgellau we Can feel the strength Of the wind, it’s length A misty aura aggressively Pounding AWELFA night and day In a rigourousness And a bludgeoning way A Spartan look into … Continue reading

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Zara that’s the poor dog

Dogs become family And ought to be treated With care and affection With love and with care So many breeds With so many needs Pedigrees mongrels Each quality feeds With being looked after Short hair and long hair Big dogs … Continue reading

Posted in Abandonment, Dogs, Emotional Poems | Leave a comment

Samoye killed in China

The Chinese owner of a Samoye A herding dog apparently A companion dog Unwillingly The owner just decided The grooming and the brushing Was too demanding and it was clear Being born in China Where animal laws appear to be … Continue reading

Posted in Animal Rights, CHINA food obscenity, Dogs, furs and the fur industry | Leave a comment

Her pet dog starved to death on her watch

Hannah May Smith Took on a dog A Staffordshire Bull a terrier who She called him ZEUS The king of the Gods Of justice and the sky And what she would do Was look after him Feed him and see … Continue reading

Posted in Abandonment, Animal Rights, Dogs, Duty of care was never there, Torture | Leave a comment

A black cat dumped on a doorstep between 6.00am and 8am

It happened in Welling A black male cat’s been murdered Terribly injured And left randomly On somebody’s door step He had been disembowelled His organs pulled out through his Wounds terribly A broken jaw his eyes gouged out Manually This … Continue reading

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Zombie drugs

On skid row Hell has arrived early This tented city Horrors do belie A hopeless situation In the making Inconsolable grief Is running high The desolate and forlorn Fear the lamenting I’ll-omened,and despairing do apply Lots and lots of genuine … Continue reading

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Living in the Mountains

Living in the extremes Where winds have strength beyond their means Roaring is the theme one hears The gurgling rush of the screaming streams Rushing headlong over rocks Each blast comes through the trees Living in the mountains Can leave … Continue reading

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Your dear daughter

Elizabeth for your daughter Feeling as you do Sickly deep inside yourself That feeling yes it’s true Eyes are peering at you The drugs, the hair the pain Is anybody listening To your inner refrain Of course we are we … Continue reading

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I swear

Tourette’s you know that syndrome That feels as though it takes You over not in clover Reality it breaks Noises come and go for you The inquisitive are drawn It upsets people peace and quiet And wondering why we were … Continue reading

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Gifting the delivery driver

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Brainwashing at a young age

The scouts are into being More Muslim so I hear Islamophobia awareness month A blanket badge it’s clear The powers to be are on the case Rest and inclusivity Awareness badges within your group Five themes advanced amazingly Learn the … Continue reading

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