Category Archives: A country tale

Chickens

Tortuous terror 2and a half kilos perhaps 30 days on God’s Earth genetics wraps around these sad birds heavy as Hell a short existence she sits where she fell egregious outlook a  chicken she be   honed by the farmers … Continue reading →

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Feeder pigs and a soft bandana

Let’s go back through history To the death camps And presume This so called wondrous feminine For her pigs death doth loom She needs the space And they must go Families being sacrificed As many of us know So many … Continue reading →

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Flooded

Flooded and forgotten Just no where to go Left to meet the torrent To die here as you know To fester and to cause disease Thats all we have to show Humans are all monsters A rabid bunch they be … Continue reading →

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Migrants in Ceuta

Sanitation workers are noticing at night that migrants murder cats and sea gulls its as if delight is something they are missing and dismemberment apparently along with cutting cats in half Such evidence is dreadfully out there since the migrants … Continue reading →

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Wild life criminality

Blank minded Inanity That’s who they are Mindlessness criminals Engrossed in a fire Of resentment and ignorance Arrogance too flippant and frivolous It’s what they do Torture and chase The uncaring they Chase a beautiful stag and then blow it … Continue reading →

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Animal milk is for animals the goddess said so

We make her lame from rape and kidnap Giving birth and raped again Thus a loving caring mother The dairy industry is insane Cruelty beyond the pale Those that witness this must fail.

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Criminality on the dairy farm

Common indecent larceny Theft another word A mother raped gave birth And this exclusive turd Paid to kidnap a females child So fools can drink the cream Promised by god to the little calf But sold off so it would … Continue reading →

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Collision

Gone to chicken heaven Miles and miles away The driver and the packers And the slaughter men will say Chickens they are stupid And chicks who really cares Egged on by the farmer Not included in his prayers🐣🐥🐤🐣🐥🐤🐤🐥🐣

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Moose news

A Mother Moose Must Give Birth… But Her Older Calf Refuses to Leave | 4K… youtu.be/DjyyLsuJkj8?is… via @YouTube Emotional intelligence The female has it all Vivacity and ebullience A mothers instancy Mindful of the forest The trees their bountiful stare … Continue reading →

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Pigs worthy of so much more

Abusive manipultation Use wrongly, misdirect Desecrate and violate My friends the pigs Who wait Mismanage and mishandle Missaply and waste Pigs are beautiful animals Maltreated and disgraced   WHY?

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Blackthorn

A native of Ireland as green as can   be Prunus Spinosa a wild plum,  of a tree the berries named Sloes after Autumns harsh frost taste a whole lot better Within that bitterness lost it feels like barbed wire … Continue reading →

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Potten End Woods

Beautiful woods Radiantly so Potten End’s lovely As some of you know Passers by some of them Blood quality More and more acid And gracelessly They toss from their cars The unsightly the rank Defacing our woodland Each litter strewn … Continue reading →

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Pigs are getting the treatment

Free range pigs imagine that rooting on the ground metal bins positioned where the dead are found   Piled high the blue bottles in heaven so to say some babies shot in the head for being sick they pay watch … Continue reading →

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Barbecue in the forest by alien species

Mason I can feel the angst The worry and the pain I live in the North up in the mountains Where I gain Vast amounts of sky and forest Places where I write Poetry by sparkling streams And sometimes late … Continue reading →

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Free range chickens what the dickens

British free range Yes by name The poor chickens All the same Just as cruel No mater what Making money Fills the pot With fibs and upset Our feathered friends We know where the joyfulness ends

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Pigs nest builders and do not dump where they eat

Oh yes that they do In a forest glade Clean living creatures On them is laid Words like dirty When they are clean They eat at their table They view as Obscene to eat where they dump Like some humans … Continue reading →

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Stourbridge

The western end of the black country Stourbridge that’s the place has taken quite a battering fire came at a pace all these idiot barbecues where land is fiercely dry Sparks are clearly obvious and pets so many die houses … Continue reading →

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Forest fires the syndrome of utter arrogance

Seemingly it appears to be A Natural Summer and we see The barbecue and the arses who Want their dead flesh grilled and hot Sat on stools they foolishly Create sparks so ignorantly Forests burn ignited by The arrogance and … Continue reading →

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Yak

Feeding on lichen snd grass a beautiful Yak Ambled passed hunted to extinction apparently so   retreating  it seems To high  levels of snow appearing dishevelled to those from below

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Amongst the reeds

The environment of water reeds Miniature jungles where all manner of wild life live and play build their nests and share a truly great revival where Reed Warblers now nest having flown in here from Africa suspended  on test a truly … Continue reading →

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Beavers

Architectural sanctuaries On an industrial scale creating dams extraordinary they work at night and sail through it all amazingly creating ponds  now where bird life, pond life, flying insects with their work load they share voles and toads and grass … Continue reading →

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Pig farmers act like controllers

Pigs are made worse by the farmers who farm They do not have sweat glands and see it as harm To dump where they eat but farmers believe The impression is pigs suffer and to achieve A profit based life … Continue reading →

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Fire lighting creeps

What’s wrong with these fire starters out in the forests cooking their sausages smoking their weed sparks ending skywards into dry grasses Forests ablaze best find your glasses Mindless oaf idiots not realising parched and dried bracken is it  so … Continue reading →

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Cows and calves

Giving birth on God’s  earth and having the calf taken away the rape the nine long months of waiting The birth inside of course creating the milk to feed the farmer who steals the  calf away tis true   a … Continue reading →

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Fear in animals going to their death

The slaughterhouse Holds the stench of death it permeates the atmosphere slippery flooring Machine noise the animals they feel the fear Captive bolt guns have to be aimed well or tragically killing happens and agony is reached alas regrettably   … Continue reading →

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A Staffordshire farmer feels the wrath

Cruelty the concept missing From the farmer apparently Keeping cattle in poor conditions A base line of depravity It’s as if the animals have no feeling They cannot suffer his agony And he is charged I say thank goodness No … Continue reading →

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A stag in the bag

It’s happening this morning The sun shines from the sky The miserable evil hunters On their quad bikes do they lie In wait for nervouse stags to feel The evil of their ways Chasing them around gods earth On these … Continue reading →

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Bacon that so many people eat too much of

EAT your bacon Swallow down The nitrite poisons They go to town With fat and white salt And nitrates too With MSG which does accrue Karmic debt is all about Cruelty here is no doubt You love bacon It will … Continue reading →

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Whose calling who a runt?

The more I see this The more I know Babies have that amazing glow Beaten blue By the farming trade And nobody then comes to their aid Watch them shake Watching them die I am a man And sadly I … Continue reading →

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Cows

For ten thousand years cows have been grazing with their four stomachs and their balls of cud exceedingly sensitive All that they  eat And the wild herbage that helps them compete with toxins and medicines spread or’e the field a … Continue reading →

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