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.

Courage in the face of adversity

Rupert Lowe HECKLED In Parliament As He CLASHES With Labour MP in SHOCKI… youtu.be/T9awdu1_FQE?is… via @YouTube Courage he has got it He stands up for the girls He stands up for the women Against the rabid hurls Coming every which … Continue reading

Posted in A day in the life, activism, Compassion, Conversation, Criminality, Emotional Poems, Empathy, Freedom and what's happening to it, Humanity, Lack of understanding, Midfulness, Migrants, police making catastrophic errors, political pygmies, Retards of the first order, Streetwise, womens issues | Leave a comment

A song thrush on my front gate

Standing in the kitchen Cooking some brown rice Added a tin of organic garden peas It’s looking nice Noticed on my front gate A song thrush olive brown Sitting in the sunshine It’s back toward the town A rather rotund … Continue reading

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Antirrhinum {linaria Vulgaris}

A wild flower in my garden Seems to like to grow On pebbles on the hillsides But also as we know Is grown in town gardens Know as the Snap Dragon On disturbed ground Makes a show A herbaceous perennial … Continue reading

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Rape gangs

It has to shake us For gods sake we Know many were failed Ingloriously Young white girls We’re tortured and thrown To the actual wolves Many were blown Away by the evil The ugliness they Took advantage And up to … Continue reading

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Lucy the elephant

We know it makes sense Captivity’s tense Alone is unsocially lost Elephants matter With no one to chatter As one gets older the cost Increases out of all proportion Let’s go to her aid Don’t let memories fade

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Halal

He hones his blade And ties my legs together Brandishing smirking That’s his thing I don’t want to die here I can sense and feel fear Halal for him apparently is king

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Camels

Camels are sensitive Camels they know They live with extremes More so as they grow Herded to a death camp Blood stench and pain The cries of victims Drives them insane.🐫🐪🐫🐪🐫🐪

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Frankenstein meat

Frankenstein meat is coming Bill gates A lot of their money is opening gates Abusing stem cells it’s coming mark you Cell growth in bioreactors will do The godly thing For cruelty rules Cruelty and torture paid for by fools

Posted in Animal Rights, Death and Dying, Emotional Poems, Environmental Poems, Milk and its associated problems, People I have observed, political pygmies, Politics | Leave a comment

Beating up captive elephants

Bull hooks and elephants Where we go wrong Elephants would kill you They are massively strong Bull hook them see anger Burst it could be They are resilient and know if they be Belligerent and fight back More torture would … Continue reading

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Animals are the farmers family I don’t think

Who’d want to be in family of farmers How they treat the animals Harmers not charmers Torturing stealing unfeeling as hell Go into the barn take a whiff of that smell

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Stopping a baby calf drinking it’s mothers milk using torture

He so loves his mum And, she loves him To prevent them from nursing The farmer too dim and ignorant really Wanting to sell the milk the calf wants This arse ole from hell It’s terrible cruelty supported by Ignorant … Continue reading

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Never order Lobster

A beautiful lobster can live many years But are boiled alive Imagine those fears They are intelligent Tied into knots Then thrown in a fierce boil By those human Bots Lacking humanity Monsters in white Chefs wholly evil

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Halal deaths coming up look at their faces

Look at their faces They know these places Their DNA Tells them that they Are now for the chop Their final stop Halal forever The life force sever

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The horror of live exports

Shipped alive The tortured souls A one way ticket to hell In clapped out ships No appreciable care Stood together It’s not fair No water no vets Upon the sea And in arrival Killed instantly A one way passage With … Continue reading

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Flags no thank you

Banned from being patriotic you couldn’t make that up well not with a sound mind The St George’s cross came from Italy It protected our ships in war The disrespect of history really what’s it all for We know we … Continue reading

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Cygnet so loved by its mother

He saw them He felt that tear in his eye It rolled down his cheek He felt that deep sigh He had to endeavour To rescue the birds Otherwise he would Forever have been lost for words

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Afternoon in Dolgellau

A lovely blue sky A shine in my eye A breeze blowing into me Bright in the air The mountains on show Their summits just grow Birdsong it’s just everywhere Rose petals flying There’s no denying Changing and dancing Kind … Continue reading

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Meat eaters say it’s not our fault

Don’t blame us people Because we eat meat We realise animals die It’s a treat for us and our family Better that we Stand up and be counted For humility Most of us don’t have it We’ve given up that … Continue reading

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Inhumanity amongst the young

Birds in a cage No chance to fly Tortured with fire We know they die Cooked to death At the behest Of a boy who admits With confounded zest Such evil intent such spitefulness A bloating callousness How to address … Continue reading

Posted in Abandonment, Animal sacrifice, Appeal, Aquaria or watery zoo, Beastiality (sex with animals), Caged for life, Contempt, Criminality, Desecration, Extinction, Fishing angling course fishing, Torture, traps and snares | Leave a comment

A cow looks on

A butchering fiend Hones his blade In front of his victim About to be slayed Imagine that cow The thrust and the pain She’s bleeding out Her life in vain Agony agony Violence again The stench of her own blood … Continue reading

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Fished out

Hooked try to imagine it A barbed metal in your throat Ripped out of the ocean depths Suffering bleeding On the boat Being kicked imagine it The agony imagine it.

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All mothers

A mother with love in her heart she is raped She gives birth it is kidnapped all of her worth She is heartbroken pining for weeks at an end And that happens again and again my dear friend

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Fujitsu

Computer software Took us down Beat us up Called the clown Post office wallers Here and there Couldn’t balance the books Instant despair Years before negotiations Accounts and stuff complexity Post masters got caught up in shit So many broken … Continue reading

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Airy fairy dairy

Dairy farming ugly squalor Rape the mother watch her birth Kidnap the baby Death too soon Coming be sure The same old tune Veal and leather It’s high noon Threat and beatings Sometime soon

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Pigs to slaughter

On their way to the death camp wallers Gas will take them far away Murder us the word they are using Make these angels actually pay Crammed together hear the sobbing Pork and bacon is the thing Dressed up in … Continue reading

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Closing our borders

We have to close the borders Invasion comes now every day All sorts of criminality Spreads its evil come what May Rapists criminality violence Dinghies full to brim Breach our shores most every day Making life on earth here grim … Continue reading

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Delicious pink roses

Awelfa’s pink roses Hang over the arbours Facing the wrath of the Mountainous air A feminine gender Under planet Venus Their element water Deities Hathor Powers Love and healing Delicate petals All very revealing Love Divination A tea made of … Continue reading

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Cuckoo Bread (Plantago}

It’s gender it be Feminine It’s element is earth Healing and protection powers It has a degree of worth In your shoes will help the feet Overcome weariness, and Its roots kept in your pocket Protects against snakebites Which is … Continue reading

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White mans footprint

Around my house at Awelfa Lots of wild plants grow Probably planted by angels and faeries As we know Also known as plantain broadleaves And ribwort The leaves are high in vitamin k Edible I thought Make a poultice with … Continue reading

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Sixth of June

A sky of lumpy porridge A Misty mountain top The bushes dancing every which way Their gyrations will not stop It is early Summer Who’d be a seagull Out across the estuary A loner The nights dull The early flowers … Continue reading

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