Category Archives: A day in the life

Higher welfare

Posted on August 20, 2025 by Rex Tyler

Supermarket labels say high welfare how they pay the chickens often upside down crammed in cages I am no fan   of lying adverts chickens who lay upside down thats what they do moulting feathers breathing badly thrown together always … Continue reading →

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Female kangaroo’s are amazing mothers

Posted on August 20, 2025 by Rex Tyler

A joey we see And a pinky perhaps Two kinds of milk I tell the chaps Just do mot realise W hat mums can do When out in Oz As a real kangaroo

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To ignorant tourists when abroad don’t pay for animal rides

Posted on August 20, 2025 by Rex Tyler

Its true it’s hard to contemplate The cruelty of those who feel It’s right to torture animals And neglect their real appeal Carrying foreign tourists Who kick and wobble so I’m balancing the animals

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Baby elephants lack understanding sometimes

Posted on August 19, 2025 by Rex Tyler

The crush of love An ele friend Unaware His weight Just there A human helper Willingly Welcomes the Ele Painfully

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Desperation even a hedgehog had it

Posted on August 19, 2025 by Rex Tyler

The someone he approached Apparently was able To remove the tape upon its feet It was no rhyme or fable It had a mindset clearly To trust the giant who Somehow had the ability To do what he wanted him … Continue reading →

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The rarest of Bob cats the vilest of men

Posted on August 19, 2025 by Rex Tyler

Forsaken yes taken Stolen disdainfully Kneels with his quarry The vilest of men is he No wearier warrior Is there but this Beautiful Bobcat Who brought so much bliss Into our wild world

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Lantern Pike up in the Peak District

Posted on August 19, 2025 by Rex Tyler

Heather runs and tufted glens Lantern Pike it kind of sends Our spirits up into the sky As walkers of course we wonder why Blessed with beauty day on day The sky dips closer come what May The beholder in … Continue reading →

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Is not what you think it is

Posted on August 19, 2025 by Rex Tyler

A cathedral stands proudly Serenity loudly The moo cows participate An honest scene Ely created Who was it stated Milk from the grasses Via the machine

Posted in A country tale, A day in the life, Breathing and pollution, Calves and Cows and Bulls, Contempt, Coutryside meanderings, EMF and animals sensitivity to it (stories from around the world), Milk and its associated problems, Mothers | Leave a comment

The world of the humming bird

Posted on August 18, 2025 by Rex Tyler

When mum is the size of a top of a finger With babies to feed it’s a troublesome thing In a world full of giants the miniature creatures Are subject to accidents perhaps to their wing Darting and flying in … Continue reading →

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A piglet

Posted on August 18, 2025 by Rex Tyler

Kindness costs nothing A piglet just needs Love and attention For him it just leads To a true happy frame of mind Maybe a smile A Pat on the head

Posted in A day in the life, Animal Rights, animals used for food, Caged for life, Emotional Poems, Food Processing, Midfulness, Pigs, Unrequited Love | Leave a comment

Myotonic observational Goats

Posted on August 18, 2025 by Rex Tyler

Myotonic goats when they get excited What they do Is go into a spasm Lock out just to view What is a exceptional movement Stiffly they perform Goats are less than cumbersome So for them it’s like a storm Of … Continue reading →

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Dorset the dark side

Posted on August 18, 2025 by Rex Tyler

Listening to this awful story Malicious hunters who Chased a wild stag And shot it yes it’s true A head wound, in it’s very self It tried to get away The hunters feeling purposeful Just helped to delay The agony … Continue reading →

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A true Mimic his cockatiel friend

Posted on August 18, 2025 by Rex Tyler

The Cockatiel a mimic Of sound of the first degree He cometh just to wake his friend As happy as can be A guttural regression The wake up call on line Amazingly his talents Are very very fine

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Tick tock Quantock

Posted on August 18, 2025 by Rex Tyler

Imagine being the victim Chased and harried from there to here Feeling the young heart beating faster As the bold eyes tear The SABS the friends of animals Soulfully are there Offering up some honoured strength Instead of the despair

Posted in A day in the life, A not my king story, Abandonment, Humanity is a shithouse, Hunting and Poaching ( includes canned hunts), Stags, Truth | Leave a comment

Wildness never taken for granted

Posted on August 18, 2025 by Rex Tyler

The lanes around Dolgellau the contours and the hills Wildness is respected in honesty it fills the poets heart each moment tall trees cover green solitude and tranquillity at every roadside scene.   A smile begets. A Smile here everywhere … Continue reading →

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Re cycling Depot Dolgellau

Posted on August 18, 2025 by Rex Tyler

Dave the rave a council man Dolgellau’s best a worthy fan a helpful soul a genuine there to help he knows his role   welcomes me how many do? recycling our dreams come true an honest bunch all genuine Hard … Continue reading →

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A hole in one

Posted on August 18, 2025 by Rex Tyler

A family of bears On a golf course did play With the poles and the flag In a jovial way Golfers frustrated No hole in one No birdey no nothing Under the sun

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Baby. Milk.

Posted on August 18, 2025 by Rex Tyler

Little babies thats all they are Calves to the slaughter Each one a star In it’s mother eyes But the dairy man Sees money to be made

Posted in A day in the life, Animal Rights, babies, breast milk, Calves and Cows and Bulls, Dairy farmers criminals, Duty of care was never there, Farming, Milk and its associated problems | Leave a comment

Poetry and prose

Posted on August 18, 2025 by Rex Tyler

Poetry proclaims to those Who see the cruelty around A gentle form of worldly prose To rake those embittered torturers Hunters butchers they Farmers harmers wild embalmers Who actually portray Ugliness personified

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A spot of trampolining

Posted on August 17, 2025 by Rex Tyler

A cat and a dog shared a child’s trampoline up and down leaping   the happiest scene both bouncing ruefully the dog heavier he watched the cat reach the sky   for much lighter she be Playful the two of … Continue reading →

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Like a fish out of water

Posted on August 17, 2025 by Rex Tyler

They flip and they flap and they flop It is air They are hurting so much But are we aware Of the pain and the suffering We look and we smile Their agony shared They cannot reconcile

Posted in A day in the life, Fish farming and itsbimplications, Fishing angling course fishing, Hunting and Poaching ( includes canned hunts) | Leave a comment

You and me

Posted on August 17, 2025 by Rex Tyler

You and me We shall agree Whether ape or pig or goose Love and light Day and night Butterfly or Bee or Moose Elephant or tiger snake Honestly I am no fake You and me We do agree

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Shooting from darkly hides

Posted on August 16, 2025 by Rex Tyler

Our feathered friends Delight us so Birds of a feather Should never go With the thrust of cordite The lead of soul Standing in hides The cowards we know Rich of pocket Heartless fools Whose blood and guts Taint Countless … Continue reading →

Posted in A country tale, A day in the life, Animal Rights, Hunting and Poaching ( includes canned hunts), Red grouse, Red Kite, Retards of the first order, shooting, traps and snares, wild birds | Leave a comment

I was born and Englishman

Posted on August 16, 2025 by Rex Tyler

I was born an Englishman As a baby in the war In my lovely mothers arms In the Anderson shelter more Than ever buzz bombs raging Ration books and strife I was born in London Town

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Can you hear their hearts failing

Posted on August 11, 2025 by Rex Tyler

Those piglets were thrown in the hole  and they cried their little hearts beating life for them denied swags porkers life forms the earth on their backs we watch are they destined for hell,   they relax alone in their … Continue reading →

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Monday 4/8. Storm Floris

Posted on August 4, 2025 by Rex Tyler

A wet and windy start to Monday a dankness in the air the countryside is wringing wet puddles everywhere   drizzling droplets raininess the ducks I am sure impressed as light is coming into play its an enormous test   … Continue reading →

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Tiny babies and live exports

Posted on August 2, 2025 by Rex Tyler

BRITTANY  ferries exporting . Babies imagine the adversity dairies flog off infants Live shipments the violent infamy.   adverse terrible  circumstances pining for their mothers who struggle in their misery calamitous it’s true   hapless wretched suffering stricken and accursed … Continue reading →

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Cader Idris. And the sky above

Posted on August 1, 2025 by Rex Tyler

The lightest of blues a halo of glory caressing our mountain a wonderful story   long before seven what we could see was this beautiful shade clearly a key to a day of true colour in these regions our Eyes … Continue reading →

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Butterflies and Crocosmia

Posted on July 26, 2025 by Rex Tyler

Butterflies and Crocosmia Newts  are hiding in the pool and frogs too kind of croakingly sing their arias One and all sparrow children search for seeds wherever brambles ply plantain seed heads stand aloft Apparently thats why wildness  looks so … Continue reading →

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Dolgellau

Posted on July 24, 2025 by Rex Tyler

A pastel blue sky Moelwynion on high the white hill The little white hill staring down at Dolgellau it’s pinnacle beauty a backdrop of grandness the town   nestled below many listed dry stone walls narrow lanes pretty hills crowded … Continue reading →

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