Category Archives: Crocodiles and serious reptilia

Ankarana

Posted on April 1, 2016 by Rex Tyler

Tongues of jagged limestone Reach into the sky Tear the heart out of anyone Who dares to see how high Tossed out of an ancient bed Whose fingers cut and thrust Sum and substance climb immortal Grounded in pure trust … Continue reading →

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Reptilian luxuriance

Posted on June 25, 2015 by Rex Tyler

Having the propensity to draw down those designers The labels that appear to give what is that perfect start In fact to trap the guilty to the snobbishness that grabs them for it comes with a high price tag That … Continue reading →

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Pocho

Posted on June 19, 2015 by Rex Tyler

Steely grey and olive green A jaggedness saw edged mean machine Pitted armour a wrinkled plate Bone breaking teeth to score ones fate Great big so all seeing eyes Helping us to realise The significance of this ancient breed As … Continue reading →

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