Category Archives: Poems

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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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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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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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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Scott a man of mystery

He dug into the concrete bare Looking for relics That were there Scott the author Scott the man On antiquities had been his plan A gardener a sacred soul Scott we love you

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What amounts to torture

Ignorant arrogance Natives whose eyes Are not seeing agony And that belies The bloody obvious The seething pain How our tired bodies Are broken

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Milk slaves and kidnap

Kidnap it is And a mother in pain Losing her baby It drives them insane A farmer is doing it Profiting he Is selling her milk It’s a big travesty Ofcourse she’s beside herself Suffering so Chasing the wagon Where … Continue reading

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A pig of a day in the life of a sow

The eye says it all He had not been to school Bred on a farm That’s what he Found himself living With nobody giving Him credence for wanting to be Alive and living With his family tree But one day … Continue reading

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I be that horse from out that mine

A horse they force into the source of evil down below It really wants to romp with joy But down the mines They do employ To see the sky to smell each morn To just be glad That he was … Continue reading

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Sows suffer so

Ofcourse we see it’s in her eyes Her thoughts her mind we realise She is aching in her precious soul Finding hard to be in control Of the ugliest idea The nastiest end Her babies were murdered And now my … Continue reading

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Often the retort from ignorant purchasers in the meat trade

The ignorant they are quick to retort We go to a small butcher Somehow they thought He would be kinder It’s bloody wrong Many are buying slaughterhouse And belong To viciousness and horror We see it every day Despite government … Continue reading

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Harts head slaughterhouse. And some of the animals voicing their opinions

Slaughtering by its very name is iniquitous Laws in place apparently protect Various forms of killing methodology Halal and Kosher non stun but are they checked Animals are very sensitive beings Up against the machinery of man The stench of … Continue reading

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Evolutionary ladder

Our culinary ladles Sadly appear To more often than not Find a reason to fear On laboratory tables Or in specimen jars Apes can be found And are somewhat the stars No choice no sacrifice Apparently Some will eat monkey … Continue reading

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Humanities monsters

Such a sickness exists It has happened and we Such foulness such grossness So lamentably Injurious infernal nauseous See a beautiful infant Raped Orally ..By the depraved and vicious So execrably Finding the words In a dictionary Is an abomination … Continue reading

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Poor little pigs and the meat trade

Creation of godliness That’s what they be Part of production lines Pork avidly Babies designed For gassing soon Death of each infant In the month of June January born six months to go Violence and anguish On them we bestow … Continue reading

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A walk in the countryside this afternoon

Out for a walk And what did we see A hillside where splendour And Nature roam free An elegant stag With one antler and he Was tasting the fresh grass And herbage wildly A tree where the fae Had took … Continue reading

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Murdered at Primrose Hill

Ravaged and murdered by a gang of scum They beat him and stabbed him Leaving him numb With their excessive horror Violence beyond Savagery honestly Some did abscond Raging demonstrably Violent as hell he was using his camera So we … Continue reading

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Stag hunting

Chasing a wild stag That’s what they do In front of families with children In view chasing for five hours Threateningly Wildness torn out of it So viciously The hunts need a kicking They need a good hiding Killing our … Continue reading

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Gay families

An overriding ignorance Leading to pure arrogance Male lovers in appearance Believe they have the right To abuse the actual privilege Of parenting a baby Two males fails objectively Causing utter blight A baby needs it’s mother A female yes … Continue reading

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Udder flaring

Udder flaring Imagine that Hairy udders Burning fat Absolute agony Females feel The wrath of man Who dares conceal The ugliness the vicious side Of dairy

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Hung up on slaughter

This was once a breathing beautiful mother Who was raped and imprisoned and caged in a diminutive farrowing crate Designed by a weird man Who thought it right to trap such beauty in such a hellish Restricted prison whilst she … Continue reading

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Gambling on outcomes

Making our friends leap over the fences Really as humans will we come to our senses Ever in this life! Distasteful and nasty Torturing forcefully Gambling badly losing it sadly Horses are suffering Ignorance buffering Beautiful gentrified Souls suffer silently

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Rupert Lowe MP

A man of our times A Man with a soul He says it and means it He is in control Of our borders And our soul urge The country he knows The reason for living His philosophy grows From strength … Continue reading

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Sharks fin soup

Sharks fin soup Gelatinous tripe Tasteless Chinese gruel Murdering so many sharks Breaking every rule Frighteningly captured Their fins sliced off and their thrown Back into the ocean To perish all alone

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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