Category Archives: Bangladesh and its coal

Killing a cow buy bashing it continually on the head

Posted on December 10, 2024 by Rex Tyler

How any human can criminally Murder and innocent And we can see And feel the agony And feel the pain An innocent creature Life was in vain Arrogant human Miserable sod I hope and I pray THat there is a … Continue reading →

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Beating up an elephant

Posted on August 29, 2024 by Rex Tyler

Twas in Bangladesh A shop we see Damaged by and elephant, we Saw it take the place apart Why who knows but from the start A mahout and a friend close by Took out sticks and let them fly For … Continue reading →

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Phajaan

Posted on August 23, 2024 by Rex Tyler

Often I speak of this and many fail to understand just why Humanity the profit seekers Create great horror on the fly Elephants great beasts of burden Weighty lumbering giants they Bear their tonnage with much effort Built to live … Continue reading →

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Submerged poor cows

Posted on November 24, 2022 by Rex Tyler

Patriarchy going strong Poor cows life for them all wrong Smuggling them from West Bengal To Bangladesh a bloody trawl Tied to banana stems and thrown Into the river all alone 🐄🐂🐃🐄all but head and soldiers submerged

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BANGLADESH and the open cast coal disaster

Posted on September 17, 2018 by Rex Tyler

Phulbari in Northern Bangladesh The rice bowl of their soul Wonderful agricultural land Where the Santal take their role An indigenous tribe of people Ancestral their belief Worshipping their idols And the natural world True grief To hear the British … Continue reading →

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