Category Archives: A day in the life

A piglet alone in the world who finds himself being smashed to the floor

Infanticide piglets smashed into the concrete floor Their tiny brains spilled out their ears Just what was it for Selfishness and frustration Imagine that wee soul Crying for it’s mother

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The Meat Trade’s ghoul

The meat trades dentist Chops the piglets little teeth a way Snips the molar imagine it The stress follows the pain Held tightly by the demon A baby after-all Kidnapped from its mother By what is the meat trades ghoul

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The Bull won him over

Eye to eye Did defy Previous convictions He felt it’s power In that final hour Powerful transgression A violent obsession It reach into his sou a convincing control

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Thanking the Sabs for all that they do

It’s good that your out Reminding them you Have your eyes on the wild life And know what to do Your hearts in the right place Unlike those who Want the bloody opposite So it’s thank you from all of … Continue reading

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Herded together we know what our future is 🐂

Babies together Talking thinking A realisation That life appears sinking Into a bolt hole A hell hole somewhere Where are their mothers Why the despair Calves little babies All so aware

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A mother feels helpless

A mother is watching Her baby molested By a farmer of sorts Who should be arrested Her baby being tortured In front of her face A mother stands close by Such a disgrace Her baby castrated No pain killing no … Continue reading

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We imprison pregnant pigs before we eat them

Gestation calls Peculiar smells An agonising wait A female quietly Feels unsightly Can she keep the date Pregnant with a baby This is what we do Farming harming And embalming Sow goddesses just like you

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Born of a goddess the dairy cow

Only a goddess could create A wondrous cow She was so great A mother beautiful able to Convert her feed and be able to do So much for her babies Despite being raped Being beaten and imprisoned Her babies kidnapped … Continue reading

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A baby camel frothing at the bit

6 months old a baby camel Frothing at the mouth in fear Chained up and awaiting It’s death it knows it’s near Thinking of its mother Already a long time dead Halal will send it to a heaven The fear … Continue reading

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What does a scammer look like

Have you ever met a scammer on line or anywhere a soothsayer  a trader who trades in true despair promising a fortune or raiding wallets they will talk up crypto currency and hope to take away any part of your … Continue reading

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Cruelty personified

To disrespect the Bulls so much by setting fire to their horns the vilest nastiest torture tragically it never dawns on these Spanish a holes men and women who partake in such seething torture as obviously they do   these … Continue reading

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Setting a bulls horns on fire and watching him scream in agony and bewilderment

There can’t be any reason For such insanity Fro true men and women Such depravity Setting light to a bulls horns The heat and the pain The awfulness needed To actually gain Anything sensible from such an act How thoughtless … Continue reading

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Dead flesh consumers their humility non existent

A lowering of humility Is evidenced today A camel tied up losing faith And feeling the dismay Grieving for its lifeless forms Dominating thought The crowds are watching quietly Few apparently caught Up in the emotion of a living creature … Continue reading

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Burning bright

A playful Tiger Inquisitively His move to an island Sanctuary Proves beyond doubt Feline success Comes from his powerfulness Dealing with stress.

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Word salad

Never decry another All have spirited sense Godly attributions To do so leaves one dense Arrogant and unseeing Of the beauty all possess Open your eyes and enjoy the light And omit the need to stress

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Sanction the Faroe Islands and their butchering of pilot whales

It’s been going on For years and years Butchering these wondrous souls Mothers fathers sisters brothers Common people take on these roles Of leaping into the salty sea The Faroe islanders every one Chopping off their living heads This is … Continue reading

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Hugging keeps you in touch

Hugging has got to be good for the soul Gibbons are good at it They can control Their emotions and feelings They show us the way Grab hold of a friend And do it today

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China 本ashamed

walking is one thing dragging another It is a cat who could be a mother Dragging a cat whose had kittens for sure And nobody stops her They just ignore An ignorant bitch of women in red Who ought to … Continue reading

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Wild friends meet for the first time

Absolutely incredible ❤️ youtube.com/shorts/y4GXIN8… via @YouTube We can all be friends The message that this sends A rhino and a horse Each has the inner force To have come from the same source. With a love that never ends

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Foxes love to wild play

The cubs are playing silly buggers Amongst the crumbling stones Wild as Nature Prescribed for them Whilst the govt s backbones Are apparently weakening With Hunters still out there Hunting Foxes hunting Hares And Deers but do they care?

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Sensitives v insensitive

Great sensitivity they bear Animals waiting each hears it’s prayer As those before them are murdered by The human servants Which is no lie Paid to kill the innocent for The vital flesh both cooked and raw

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Wild crabs

Under the sea on coral  islands freedom a birth rite caught and now stashed on slabs and wrapped in plastic for sale these living crabs its as if they are in gaol   under the plastic sure they are hoping … Continue reading

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Paid to be cruel

What’s it like to be bruised To be just thrown about God made these babies There is little doubt The contempt handlers have They toss them about & smile at the camera There is no doubt They r paid2be cruel … Continue reading

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Slivers of flesh

Eating babies Who would do this What vile POS would say Call it lamb and hear it bleating Broken hearted every day Some fill their guts With infant offerings Evil sinful darkly swallowing Chunks of flesh

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Storm with thunder thrown in

A pea souper sky stair rods from on high hitting my decking no word of a lie   A waterfall cascading out of my yard into the track and it’s coming down hard   The  apple trees  loaded ice crystals … Continue reading

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Suckling pigs hungry diners pay high prices

The chance of piglets getting away Is brutally tiny I can say Suckling pigs they cost the earth They know their mums Who just gave birth And butchers sell These precious souls Rotten butchering trolls

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Slow slow quick quick slow

It’s true life is precious Even a snail That carries its house And creates its own trail It’s rather dynamic directional too It twists and it turns And it knows what to do.

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A sick joke played on a goat and advertised on the internet

Insensitive arrogance Selfish impossible Thoughtless evidently Humanity stinks How cruel to have done this A goat too it understands What it’s vile human Is doing

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Leave those sheep be

Sheep shearing piece working Frighteningly Put poor sheep through it All have to agree They are kindly they are docile Loving and true And the shearers They torture them that’s What they do

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Tyn y Groes Coed y Brenin Forest Park

Five miles north of Dolgellau on the road to Porthmadog the Forest of Kings awaits us its Douglas Firs Agog With their Energy colossal each trying to reach the sky huge great trunks  clearly at peace with the forestry on … Continue reading

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