Category Archives: Breathing in colour

Buttermere Valley, Yorkshire

A gate obscures A perfect straight Of water from us How I would rate This splendid picture Of beauty where Crummock Water It’s all we share Buttermere Valley A stretch beyond To stand and dream And just be fond of … Continue reading

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Floral persuasion

A symphony of floral pinks Pretty ballerina’s who Dance in such profusion Sent here just to do What comes of being natural Colours from a dream That melts into the April light Much more than it would seem

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One morning in Cambridgeshire

Reality in a wisp of light Open a day supreme A sunrise that is capable Of creating a living dream Dulcet tones and colours Soft and peaceful hue’s Ely is remarkable Now isn’t that good news

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Protection of the grand hive

A kind of collective resonance In built a creative design Godly in its performance It surely is a sign That warns a sick observer Preparing to risk much more To actually taste the honey Dripping from the core 🐝

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Animals receive care with such amazement

Hands on sweet loving The trust and the bond Manipulation All souls are fond Of the gratification The feeling one knows Comfort and gleefulness Right down to one’s toes

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Sunday Morning

Sitting in the sunshine above, a bright blue sky drawing my mums kisses gloriously I lie looking at the garden on the radiator just below mum is in the kitchen clearly in the flow its going to be a quiet … Continue reading

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Uncontacted Tribes

Busted: 5 myths about uncontacted tribes youtu.be/5EtFQNXMc1c?si… via @YouTube Let’s not be selfish Realise we Can make a difference 4the people that be Out in the wilderness The forests away Un contacted people’s Need2have their say Oil, logging, nickel Respect … Continue reading

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Animals show their love

The pure love of animals ❤️ youtube.com/shorts/5RfVZb7… via @YouTube Eating them no thank you Wearing them again No thank you Imagining their pain They have love to give us If we reciprocate Watch them here rewarding Us because it’s really … Continue reading

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Fox hunting degenerates

Innocent hounds Abused by those who Go out in the wilds the snotty nosed crew Many know intoxication and hate Chasing through hedgerows They often de b8 The need 2kill foxes The right is all theirs Excuses they have them … Continue reading

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Lobster

A creature of creative force Who delves in courage and freely does l experience the weight Of worldly magnificence And who doth placate Walks the ocean suffers much Able though to stay in touch Reality a painful end The lobster … Continue reading

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To consciously adapt to Winter

Creative participation The godly creatures of the wild Living in the outside places Where the wind and water chases Snow and ice and darkness falling The Wintry it is their calling Some hibernate Some migrate adaptation Brumanation Diapause And even … Continue reading

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The Breach

Flat and calm An ocean blue The breach happened Was it overdue Spangles on a rainbow theme The great whale flipped And it would seem To excite the man In his small row boat Despite the swell He was still … Continue reading

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Cowboys kidnappers the heartless creed

The cowboy a kidnapper Ugly and evil Stretches the neck of her baby we all Saw the poor mother chasing heart racing She facing The inevitable Consequence

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Wales and the wonderful mountains

10,000 years ago The mountains formed And seemingly Rose up to be counted The Welsh expectantly Any one who saw These wondrous rocky edifices Would in fact see what we see Look across the valleys How the summits do reach … Continue reading

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Not every one

Not everyone who speaks aloud Do I agree with There’s a crowd of people out there With differing views Fat checked by some Making the news Urging a wealth of great ideas Based on this and that On fears on … Continue reading

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Slow down through the forest

Another problem by foot down And speeding Through a dark forest Or quiet road at night You might hit a baby A pussy a crossing At least stop and check out Don’t leave us to die We also live here … Continue reading

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Tradition that’s the wrong word

The insensitive Those perilous fiends Joining the hunt And the vilest scenes Imaginable For the vixen who Hears her mates cries All down to you Ignorant evil Hunter he As naked and as purposefully Ride the steed Whip it’s back … Continue reading

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Local chicken sheds don’t be fooled

Humanity stinks For there in me thinks Genuine caring on a small scale Would be happening But it leaves me pale Terrible cruelty every day Behind closed doors The chickens pay A terrible price And how do we feel Seeing … Continue reading

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The day after the stormiest night I can remember

There’s some blue in the sky There’s some warmth in the sun The apples look swollen The figs do look fun The Bay has shot up The rhubarb leaves green Like collecting plates That truly have been The grapes many … Continue reading

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Storm

I cannot remember a storm so loud Unbelievable banging An impossible shroud Rain beating down Flashes of fire Demons in town It just felt dire My little cat As deaf as a post But like a banshee Seeing a ghost … Continue reading

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Ocean creatures

Commercial fishing practices Huge great ships that ply Scooping up with myriad nets Thousands of living fry Fish of every size Torn out of the sea Dragged onto these wooden decks And packed in ice Yes we Condone this violent … Continue reading

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Our wild children

Fair the well Michelle foxes doth dwell In a heavenly place seen as wild Going to earth there in lies their worth And dug out the wildest of child Receives such torment All it’s bold efforts spent Ingloriously left defiled. … Continue reading

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Foxgloves

From the world of wildness Comes a flower Known as the Foxglove It has the power To kill to revive The heart of hearts From the depths of folklore It imparts A poison that is so extreme A gift of … Continue reading

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We are a lamentable destruction

Our inability to feel The others whose lives Are as real Consequently as we age Grasping straws page after page Realising that actually We have lost the plot And cannot see Or hear or feel that animals too Love each … Continue reading

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Annabelle

A hot May evening When I got back Exhausted by the ride The beautiful little maple tree Slightly to the side Of my garden where I saw A girl upon a swing Gently contemplating How clearly it did bring To … Continue reading

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Bull shit or BS

How much green grass Has the bull consumed on summer days Bewilderment personified Worthy of the praise Heaped upon digestion Strength reiterated Muscles glowing powerful It’s future elongated Born to die in abject pain Startled by the crowd A ring … Continue reading

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A hunter whose after

A hunter whose after A Fox or a Hare Or a Deer With the hounds Introducing Fear In the wildness where creatures Love where they be In an earth on the earth In the forest Freedom to range To drink … Continue reading

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The children share a great Ray’s expression

A great sting in his tail we know But children do not see They feel the love From up above And give it so freely Shared they are spared And knowing actually there’s a need

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Avebury

Avebury shines I see the signs The great stones A blue sky Moved by what is grandeur On this fact we rely Lovely to see the both of you Seekers in refrain There’s magic in the offing

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Blackpool Tower

Fluttering orange netting Possibly a bit too much Christmas beer the betting Someone was out of touch Looking up the sunlight Played havoc with their eyes It looked like the tower was burning Somewhat of a surprise The fire brigade … Continue reading

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