Category Archives: A day in the life

I be that horse from out that mine

A horse they force into the source of evil down below It really wants to romp with joy But down the mines They do employ To see the sky to smell each morn To just be glad That he was … Continue reading

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Animals and their dwindling Rights

William Blake Knew of karmic Debt All those years ago “Robin red breast in his cage” His auguries on show Me well I have been Penning odes For over 70 years Following in the footsteps Of the great souls it … Continue reading

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Sows suffer so

Ofcourse we see it’s in her eyes Her thoughts her mind we realise She is aching in her precious soul Finding hard to be in control Of the ugliest idea The nastiest end Her babies were murdered And now my … Continue reading

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May time is here again

A merry month of May arrives Full of joyful life Bird song welcomes everyone Primroses are everywhere Coming to an end Searching out the artist in our souls This wild flung friend Five petals and five stamens Thanks to the … Continue reading

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Awelfa in Spring

Near my house is a track It, doesn’t go that far Bounded by bushes And wild flowers that are Edible many of them Just free to eat Where hedgehogs and even a stoat Do compete Sedums and ground Ivy clovers … Continue reading

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Humanities monsters

Such a sickness exists It has happened and we Such foulness such grossness So lamentably Injurious infernal nauseous See a beautiful infant Raped Orally ..By the depraved and vicious So execrably Finding the words In a dictionary Is an abomination … Continue reading

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Poor little pigs and the meat trade

Creation of godliness That’s what they be Part of production lines Pork avidly Babies designed For gassing soon Death of each infant In the month of June January born six months to go Violence and anguish On them we bestow … Continue reading

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A walk in the countryside this afternoon

Out for a walk And what did we see A hillside where splendour And Nature roam free An elegant stag With one antler and he Was tasting the fresh grass And herbage wildly A tree where the fae Had took … Continue reading

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I stayed a while

I met a hound A character Wilbur was his given name A haughty bark Who made his mark In the countryside He staked his claim Diminutive Yet boisterous, he Lived with Robert Oldham who Lived in little Heath A great … Continue reading

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A pig wishes

A pig ‘s sensitivity to life is the extreme Born without sweat glands it can dream Of mud and wetness of soulful prose And the wind in summer I do suppose.

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A horse suffers

When the race began Each horses Heart Was forced to run To so impart A galloping stance A strict degree To bleed inside And internally To stress to violate all cause And to die a death

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Udder flaring

Udder flaring Imagine that Hairy udders Burning fat Absolute agony Females feel The wrath of man Who dares conceal The ugliness the vicious side Of dairy

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A cat needs refuge

If a cat be sad And it needs to be Warm and dry Then insanity Kicks in big time at least for me For to love a cat Is just wonderfully Rewarding this has to be said

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Hung up on slaughter

This was once a breathing beautiful mother Who was raped and imprisoned and caged in a diminutive farrowing crate Designed by a weird man Who thought it right to trap such beauty in such a hellish Restricted prison whilst she … Continue reading

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Gambling on outcomes

Making our friends leap over the fences Really as humans will we come to our senses Ever in this life! Distasteful and nasty Torturing forcefully Gambling badly losing it sadly Horses are suffering Ignorance buffering Beautiful gentrified Souls suffer silently

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Dancers End nature reserve

A nature reserve In Dancing End In Charles Rothschilds memory A great wealth they send Ancient old woods A haven of calm And Pavis Woods Indomitable charm It’s a special place On the chilterns, we see Acres and acres High … Continue reading

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Coming back to my trees

A self healing pilgrimage Coming back to my trees A beautiful manuscript It’s going to please The chuckle of the corvidae And the beauty of rain The waterfalls falling Again and again The mountains up yonder The stars in the … Continue reading

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Lambs to slaughter

Hitting us with sticks they were forcing us to leave Just lambs to the slaughter What do they achieve By putting the fear of god up us Frighteningly so We are little babies And, we don’t want to go Many … Continue reading

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Pig

pig alone enriched with pain Limping sighing and again Wretchedly feeling forlorn Wishing it had not been born Pork for dinner pork for tea And swiped by farmers constantly

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A Murderous scum bag bitch

Sharon Price That bitch who forced Us into a wheelie bin Blood coarsed, through our bodies Together, we Took the hit so terribly Twenty three cats From the wood She said it was for all our good Forced us in, … Continue reading

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Big game hunter

I am afraid I cannot say I am sorry that he died that way A big game hunter killing souls Who thought he exacted fair controls A mindless oaf Such ignorant thought Murdering angels For his sickly sport Good riddance … Continue reading

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Beating a cat up

Letting down Wales And Beating a cat Punching and kicking Really a brat Who needs more than orders A hiding indeed Vicious and evil Knowing where that should lead Never keeping animals And a few years in gaol A news … Continue reading

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Female animals treated disrespectfully

Lack of respect For a mother who Was raped and beaten And broken through A youthful female A kidnap sufferer Disrespecting her One leg hoist Honestly people What we see Before us is our insanity

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Wildwood Wolves

Wildwood Wolves Breathed Kentish air These Roman named ones They could share A wild wild spirit Clothed in soul Wondrously in some control Of living together a family who Broke through the maze A life so true life Learning their … Continue reading

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Difficult breathe

Look at me closely Just my mothers baby Allowed to sleep And stuffed in a bag My life lost forever Stolen and painful My spirit they sever A horrid dark flag Breathing impossible Breathing No never Inside this vile bag … Continue reading

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Shot at Dawn down on the farm

Slaughter carried out on farm Thats the way to go Be shot at home In earshot of your friends All of them know You are dead now You are devoid of life Hanging by a chain You are going to … Continue reading

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Cow lead into the slaughterhouse

He knows he smells the stench of death He fears the chopping blade Slicing through his jugular And carotid artery laid out before the butchers Come to make him prime They steal away his life on earth And everything sublime … Continue reading

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Machynlleth to Tring

Machynlleth to Birmingham International I Then went to Milton Keynes Then Tring, defy The gods will you Passenger assist All the way Get the guards and the railways to help And this day Was wonderfully brilliant James number one An … Continue reading

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Abortion

Abortion up to birth And it’s happening on this earth Right up to the first birth date The Lords have spoken Without a doubt A precious life Snuffed out we hear And hearing this I feel a tear Engendered running … Continue reading

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Shipping live birds by post

These are delicate beings Feathered and true Packed like some parcel That’s what we do Imagine the fear buildup In their dear heart As the truck travels here there and everywhere Start the craziest stress An agenda so fraught With … Continue reading

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