Category Archives: Explorers of note

Getting my wings

Posted on July 8, 2023 by Rex Tyler

Wings I need them though they are small Without them I can’t fly A chance to launch out run and keep A moment in the sky Up there keep a presence As chickens it’s a thing Though I left my … Continue reading →

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“Fire” Mountain or Wingen

Posted on May 16, 2023 by Rex Tyler

It was thought to be volcanic A mountain burning long The Aborigines called it Wingen Fire still going strong They thought a tribesman caused it Who lit a fire and he Was carried off by the evil one Back in … Continue reading →

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The smoking hills of Cape Bathurst in Canada

Posted on May 16, 2023 by Rex Tyler

On the East coast of Cape Bathurst Close to the Arctic Ocean Oil hydrocarbons have been burning Actually oil shales John Franklin first discovered them In 1826 Lit by auto ignition One of those old tales the lignite underground The … Continue reading →

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Poppies

Posted on November 9, 2022 by Rex Tyler

Poppies quietly dormantly rest, under the soil where everything’s best warmth possibly and darkness too Time omni present It’s where the seeds do Their magic they sprout in the fullness of time Evoking the spirit to Upwardly climb Blushingly red … Continue reading →

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The “Thunder”

Posted on November 20, 2020 by Rex Tyler

A Norwegian ship built A while ago in 1969 Part of The Bandit six Group With shrewd heads in the line Were there, hunting and poaching In the Southern Ocean where The Patagonia Tooth Fish Resides and likes to share … Continue reading →

Posted in Abandonment, activism, Channeled Works, Explorers and Visionaries, Explorers of note, Hunting and Poaching ( includes canned hunts), Ocean, OCEANS And water courses | Leave a comment

Non invasive species on the menu

Posted on March 20, 2020 by Rex Tyler

Consumption of wild animals Does appear to be The order of the day In Certain quarters Where we see High powered very important people Fronting corporations At annual dinners Being served In what’s called celebrations Of taking the pressure off … Continue reading →

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“Lily”

Posted on February 3, 2020 by Rex Tyler

A homeless dog Kept following different ladies on the street Affirming some acceptance Or hopeful of a treat Disguising one’s affection Is no a easy thing to do Being a homeless animal and being voiceless too A white dog Clearly … Continue reading →

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Adam Shoults

Posted on May 13, 2017 by Rex Tyler

The epitome of an adventurer With a restlessness to feel The art of being vulnerable And tempt providence for real A cartographer who imagined The lines on maps conceal Myriads of wonderment And essentially whats real That visionary approach That … Continue reading →

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