Category Archives: A day in the life

I swear

Tourette’s you know that syndrome That feels as though it takes You over not in clover Reality it breaks Noises come and go for you The inquisitive are drawn It upsets people peace and quiet And wondering why we were … Continue reading

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Brainwashing at a young age

The scouts are into being More Muslim so I hear Islamophobia awareness month A blanket badge it’s clear The powers to be are on the case Rest and inclusivity Awareness badges within your group Five themes advanced amazingly Learn the … Continue reading

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To the chancellor

Elevated inflation Energy prices will Rise and rise this government Dragging us into hell Oil prices are rocketing Our North Sea oil is sealed Whilst importing it from Norway Despite how we appealed Everybody’s suffering And fuel duty, is going … Continue reading

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Vaping and toxics all over the place

Little kids are vaping Toxics everywhere Thousands of products Loads of brands Contaminating the air Refillable and pre packed Goodness knows on line And in our town Shop Licenses granted everywhere It’s up and mostly down In America open markets … Continue reading

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Violence upon the innocent

A brain dead arse A senseless act Clad in red Acts like he is dead Imagine the ape Goes through this pain This anxiety from a man insane The visitors who come to see As dead inside it seems to … Continue reading

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Restore Britain

Thought provoking wisdom 102,000 souls Moved by the honesty And by the care Of turning our country around Yes aware To the trepidation the issues we face We are losing our way We are now out of pace With our … Continue reading

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Children torturing animals

Torturing animals seemingly causes Changes in animals reaction towards Us and our children They are sentient creatures They feel and they suffer This base violation And May retaliate From the association It’s come to our notice That dogs, man’s best … Continue reading

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TNT Click Banana

The Southern giant pouched Rat An intelligent nocturnal Highly trainable so we hear With an excellent sense of smell Saving lives in Africa With a marvellous perceptivity Fastidious of temperament Impressible and mindful of Vital and vivacious A realness and … Continue reading

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Chairman Mao and the Sparrows

When asked most people Will tell you the worst disease around Is Cancer it kills huge numbers In purgatory they are drowned Chairman Mao in 1958 decided He Would murder every Sparrow And do it avidly An so he told … Continue reading

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This is no way to look after animals in our charge

Over their hooves in mud and slush farm dogs worrying the life Out of bulls you can feel it all this additional strife Farming retrogression Their detriment their pain Insalubrious and harmful It’s actually insane

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Stormy

Snowdonia’s Mountains Protect us The winds threaten Often, and we Who live in the various areas Perhaps near an estuary Suffer the wintry vagaries The menacing thunderous roar That comes into the stone houses vistas A banshee that few dare … Continue reading

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It’s against the law in the U.K. to smash piglets onto the concrete floor

It is universal Pigs being sensitive More so than farmers Profit based tropes Prepared to annihilate Beautiful pigs Murder their babies Born with true hopes Often though smashed On the concrete brains bleeding Little legs wiggling Nerve endings they We’re … Continue reading

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Unanimous support for federal ban animals testing in Mexico

Beauty and cosmetics Testing in the stratosphere Torturing the animals With products Causing pain and fear Rabbits for example Docile creatures, they Shaved and poked about and killed For what was an array Of So called beauty products So many … Continue reading

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Satanic sex and the parent breeding shed

Cockerels and hens Not a boudoir of peace Dishevelled and broken Upon their release Combs bent and injured Bottoms all red The hens being worked You can see being bled Over and over again More and more Intimidation it’s just … Continue reading

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Discarded fishing tackle

Discarded fishing lines Upon river banks Anglers they call themselves Many are planks They don’t use their common sense Discarding shot Discarding fishing gear They do it a lot Even in my time In the countryside Bait boxes maggots Where … Continue reading

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So many victims

His brother is trying to help him But he has not got the where for all The farmer can see What’s happening here His gestation crate Is poorly designed The babies their fate Are awfully tragic many you see Are … Continue reading

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Our glorious woodlands

Our countryside Just look and see Waste products dumped there Violently Piles and piles of common waste Really now it must be faced These goings on now everywhere Increasing areas of despair Our beautiful woodlands Infested by The faceless ones … Continue reading

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Hunting Foxes even if cameras are trained on them

Their arrogance is obvious They have this point of view That those of us who will never hunt Have nothing much to do but spoil their considerable pleasure Of chasing wild life sick And being seen as gentry Whilst actually … Continue reading

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Poor cows

Towel jack COW restraint Imagine the picture that does paint Prevents retaliation From the cow So no Salvation Enslaved and restrained Bloody well drained Right across the Nation

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If you eat dairy read this

A loving mother Is what you see Chained up imprisoned yes daily Raped and given time for birth Then the baby kidnapped For her worth Is the godly milk she does provide So humans can drink it The calf denied … Continue reading

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Ash a tragic little story. 🐈

I was born a tabby cat In Newcastle that’s me My life was pretty comfortable Until I met her She McNally An animal behaviourist She said gleefully She was full of anger And she took it out on me Tragically … Continue reading

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Beating up little lambs getting them into the slaughterhouse

Transporting baby lambs out to the slaughter house Already they feel fear and anxiety Herded and on arrival of course they just don’t want to go So they pull them by their ears or tails you know Brutal vile inconsiderate … Continue reading

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Taking a pair of sheep to the lairage

Sheep are very sensitive They feel bad and they know When they are going to be slaughtered Knives sharpened yes on show Nothing left to chance for them A frightening prospect they Have to come to terms with it What … Continue reading

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The Magic Lantern Cinema

Once a row of tumbledown cottages Then an assembly rooms did stand There since 1893 Until ofcourse they planned To open a small cinema In 1930 they Created one to serve the town Of Tywyn along the way With its … Continue reading

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I am with you Elon

Don’t let them get to you Making you sad Your a man of your word It’s them that are bad Your great intelligence Your heart of fire Your resolution An eternal pyre Rocket propulsion Spirited flight I am with you … Continue reading

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The Eurasian Lynx

Hiding in plain sight The Lynx Is quietly coming back With It’s wildness it’s apparent It has to take some flack From farmers and land owners But Bohemia, the place Showing ice and frost suffice To compliment and Grace Some … Continue reading

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Carpets

At nine o’clock this morning The Idris van was here David and his friend Packed full of Carpets It was clear I had woken up so early I thought I heard a yell Imagining I had overslept But on checking … Continue reading

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The non passerine SWIFTS

A visit from Africa Who comes back eVery year Two toes forward Two toes backward It is very clear They own a dedication To flight and all it holds Long pointed wings Short fork tails A high pitched scream That … Continue reading

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Dinorwic Lake Quarry

It was once the scene of massive Slate workings High up here Seventy eight long years Since closure It isn’t really clear When coming upon What now is a genuine UNESCO site It’s just been left to Nature To reclaim … Continue reading

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Snowdonia ERYRI. My Love

Snowdonia it is A magic kingdom And it be Where My house is ringed by mountains It’s where Their snow tops smile at me Expressions unfamiliar Mysterious and bold Far across the valley Where stone city has took hold Lots … Continue reading

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