Category Archives: Countryside wisdom

Deers come to my window in the garden

Sadly they don’t come2 close 2my place But if they did& wanted something I Would try 2find out how that I could help them And help them after all under the sky We all r beings created by a The … Continue reading

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Miliband eyewash

Hares Deers and Foxes Mean nothing alas Solar and windmills A sterile morass Kill off the countryside Replace it at will With what causes blackouts And each energy bill Going Through the roof

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Words do matter

To murder That it be Entertainment Says it all Says it all for me Killing animals Killing birds Abuse and insanity In other words

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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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The sheep

Wherever there’s greenery On the aprons we note There’s sheep bold and hardy Woolly of coat Their legs clearly able To gradients go Steeped in tradition And feeling a glow A contentment to wander The bogs and the dry To … Continue reading

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BE leaves

Autumn’s just showing us Winter soon will Darken the evenings And of course, will chill The air in the mornings And all through the night When the wild folk will shiver And not with delight As leaves turn to golden … Continue reading

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The famous stand up against hunting as do so many others

The famous stand Which indeed is grand And a wealth of others too Those caring sharing folk Who support and wholly do Want to see all hunting banned And the hunters locked up tight Protect all wild souls everywhere For … Continue reading

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Hunting on MOD land

Look, who runs the MOD Hunting on their land We don’t wish 2c But the army&the government What do they care Honestly folks what makes them aware They eat all animals Some no doubt, shoot Heartless most of them Unprepared … Continue reading

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Badgers bruin Brock

Labour manifestos Mean little as we know Badgers will be murdered A fact that seems to grow They are being shot at dawn Despite the promises made I love badgers they r wise Don’t believe the rhetoric Godly creatures they … 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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Poor sheep

Farmers need to be observant Need to care and need to be Aware of how their sheep are coping Never neglected which seems to me Happened here So many injured emaciated too it seems Living with dying and dead sheep … Continue reading

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Badgers

Under Labour Despite promises Badgers can expect The countryside to be at war To seemingly reject The notion it’s not badgers But tge way our cows are fed The chemical laced feed they get Which has surely led To weaknesses … Continue reading

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Badgering

There is a continued sadness A lack of understanding where Government sadly is I’ll advised And presents an onward scare Story about the wildness Of badgers that abound In quiet setts in and around the place Whose whereabouts astound So … Continue reading

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Glyphosate

Glyphosate used at the rate it is Causes concern Much of it is made in China So we learn Not just the pure glyphosate But unknown chemicals too Consumption in a nutshell Might means the end of you

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Mothers and their calves

We steal their babies we process and Rape and kidnap understand The wrong we do to Mother Cows Who lament so graphically, The Dairies abuse their life force Treat their slaves badly every day Murder their calves Break their soul … Continue reading

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8.44

A beautiful sun The restful of light From a wondrous blue sky Quietly alight With a sweet fire of Summer The trees looking still The forest holds many Young Deer who will Chance at a crossing As the moon comes … Continue reading

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Definitely not our KING

For the king to bring his awfulness To the foxes table He Doesn’t like the squirrels either Those souls running free Cruelty to animals, the fox the badgers they Make him a bloody patron Of the RSPCA A sick world … 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 must save our trees

A tragedy of true vile dark proportions For sensitives who value right from wrong It’s blisteringly obvious that certain powers to be Sacrifice our noble trees so strong Councils full of the intractable amounting To ignorance beyond the fifth degree … Continue reading

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My front garden

Little perhaps Clearly in the laps Of goddesses certain and free Beautiful blossoms wild as the wind Coupled with herbage that be Sustaining containing creating A purposeful valuable place Just full of vibrations of visionary spaces Where insects and others … Continue reading

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Desire

Be inspired by Nature The solace of it all The mountains and the filtered air Through Summer into Fall The colours are exciting I soulfully desire What is indeed creation My ultimate desire

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Wild foxes

Hundreds of descriptive odes come to mind Of the wise wily fellow Who does purposefully dine In a covey of hens In a ramshackle coop Clucking for England Making sense as they troop Seemingly actively chatting away The barbed wire … Continue reading

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Rose bay willow herb

A kind of pink wild rose A flower of such esteem A leaf resembling that of the bay And the Willow it’s a dream In many parts around the lay-by’s And edges of the wood This remarkably beautiful Spiky soul … Continue reading

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