Monthly Archives: January 2015

Water

Posted on January 2, 2015 by Rex Tyler

the arrogance of man Is clearly drenched in corporate woe Water is a issue Around which now does flow Fracking wastes a great deal. And several billion souls Live in or near the water Water thus controls Their lives and … Continue reading →

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Garret

Posted on January 2, 2015 by Rex Tyler

Just a lad on his bike Doing what young boys like Till he noticed a sight That hurt him alright A dog so neglected So ailing so ill Just looking up at him Trying to will Garret to help him … Continue reading →

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Tsunami

Posted on January 2, 2015 by Rex Tyler

As the ground starting shaking And the windows were breaking The sky bared it’s colours The sun disappeared What you felt in the air Was terribly worrying And all this was happening Just everywhere Fear it was cloying The levies … Continue reading →

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Bess

Posted on January 1, 2015 by Rex Tyler

At 86 years on this earth Please believe To have found a friend Is a lot to achieve A Bitch he called Bess A congenial soul That looked after him And so enjoyed the role Grateful and loyal Comforting him … Continue reading →

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Ruth

Posted on January 1, 2015 by Rex Tyler

North Carolina Saw Ruth, a sweet soul She came to the clinic Just about in control She had her faculties Not helped by those Who purported to love her The vile so and so’s Dehydrated and starving Advanced emaciation Imagine … Continue reading →

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Fur activists why do they do it?

Posted on January 1, 2015 by Rex Tyler

The ignorant are everywhere Dealing in fur babies skin The public they buy from these places Just don’t see the sin Vendors resort to awful ways Of deterring activists and sometimes It plays Out like this one Chucking bleach Down … Continue reading →

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