Category Archives: Forests and wild places

Herb Robert (Geranium Robertianum)

Posted on April 19, 2022 by Rex Tyler

i so encourage this  wee soul so shallow rooted,   she feminine ruled by Venus Has Water energy fertility and  health and love Protection at her core magically charged to ascertain which direction strangers reach before one’s door   its … Continue reading →

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Rosemary lilac bits

Posted on April 15, 2022 by Rex Tyler

Rosemary began its flowering battle with the seasons in February,and today in April such profusions every branch festooned with lilac tufts and bounteous in the sun dancing mesmerising glamour titivated pretty pretty wit and brightness slapstick custard pie such fun … Continue reading →

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Amanita Muscaria

Posted on April 12, 2022 by Rex Tyler

a fun gi I met in the forest a red cap had little white bobbles he called himself Walter Fly Agaric a jester his magic we see on stormy nights when the lightening smites the forest and cracks down a … Continue reading →

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O92 Eden Poem

Posted on April 7, 2022 by Rex Tyler

A floral hint of beauty a heavenly refrain productive as each day is long a lushness that’d has lain dormant over centuries an olfactory desire an exuberance and richness in what is this fruitful fire   a Union a  marriage … Continue reading →

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An earth shattering greyness

Posted on March 30, 2022 by Rex Tyler

a darkly dissent a devisive desire a certain unwillingness wouldest we tire its a late March affair and there’s  frost in the air   the Beech strong and haunting reluctant it seems to offer a joyous smile to many dreams … Continue reading →

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The Unscrupulous

Posted on March 2, 2022 by Rex Tyler

Hunting on horseback with dogs at their side searching for wild Foxes trying to hide in a thorny old copse somewhere hoping they pass a whole host of clattering rogues each fat arse swollen with roast beef and Fino  that … Continue reading →

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Middleton the eye sore wild life exterminators

Posted on March 1, 2022 by Rex Tyler

grassy slopes our countryside the raucous hounds the  fox thank god he is Running for his life the hounds Have lost his scent good the saoteurs were there their valuable time well spent their courage runs the greenest slopes But … Continue reading →

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Learning to fly

Posted on February 23, 2022 by Rex Tyler

learning to fly like the birds in the sky wanting to dive like the fish do survive learning respect for all creatures alive consideration helps them to survive   a seal of approval and blessings we give admiring and generous … Continue reading →

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Existing in your world

Posted on February 20, 2022 by Rex Tyler

When that great sky above turns itself into grey when the trees  start to rock when we then need a way to safeguard ourselves under roots under boughs in the thickest   Of copses preparing  those hours sheltering, Heads down … Continue reading →

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A montage of miracles

Posted on February 17, 2022 by Rex Tyler

the diminutive Fae their accoutrements say much to the sensitive soulful the shaman of special intent the sacred of spaces those natural lit places great magick is noblly spent TonyShidiac captures each moment the lineage brings into mind the olfactory … Continue reading →

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Coffee Luwak

Posted on December 29, 2021 by Rex Tyler

Gianyar and  Bangli  highways areas where we can experience the production of Civet Cat Coffee a weird and frenzied excretion sold to us as great the wildness and collection that coffee connoiseurs rate   these wild nocturnal Civet Cats consume … Continue reading →

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Festive Safari’s

Posted on November 14, 2021 by Rex Tyler

Festive Safari’s for Brits just believe a Russian Company Wants to  achieve dosh in the bank with a big guarantee That you can kill Reindeers yes any you see. £6000 quid pull the trigger and see A beautiful Reindeer screaming … Continue reading →

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A lousy Shot

Posted on November 9, 2021 by Rex Tyler

On the pretence of being professional Delusions seemingly self applause and flattery its where some folk can be on safari in Botswana with a rifle at ones hip under wild skies filming the big white hunter clip   a beautiful … Continue reading →

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Hunting the Fox

Posted on November 8, 2021 by Rex Tyler

Unrefined and vulgar as tactless as can be the unladylike and ungentlemanly like whose risibility can be seen as clownish abnormal anyway dressed up and on horseback On any given day   spreading fear and hopelessness among the wild souls … Continue reading →

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Turtles and Uranium

Posted on October 29, 2021 by Rex Tyler

Turtles and Dugongs Both endangered souls Aborigine rights see limited goals they know of the consequence Historicity is wiping them out in actuality one side of the coin the other we see mining uranium and where it be On Aborigine … Continue reading →

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Canadian Residential Association

Posted on October 29, 2021 by Rex Tyler

The Larcenist creeps in their graves might be so but what they  did to us God alone needs to know their unbelievable arrogance an repugnance we knew that loathing and hostility that really was true as children the buggery was … Continue reading →

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Democratic Republic of the Congo

Posted on October 23, 2021 by Rex Tyler

Muyicha Mufabule a man able to prioritise with logic and with care in a war torn country where disunion did share a large part of  the turmoil the intricacies of life labyrinths of complexity and a frenzy of real strife … Continue reading →

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Day of the Sloth

Posted on October 20, 2021 by Rex Tyler

A sweet stream of consciousness quietly converts the green fertIle world up on high a significant relevance sensing so much beyond the canopy out to the sky a wandering poet with beautiful eyes a wild and imaginative soul with insight … Continue reading →

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Logging on turtle style

Posted on October 14, 2021 by Rex Tyler

Rainforests have an inclination in their title that helps us to understand the circumstances how it rains and what you do   if you happen to be a creature living on the litter floor suffering the vagaries of flooding and … Continue reading →

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Silky from the vast plain

Posted on October 14, 2021 by Rex Tyler

the forest and its vastness every kind of tree creating from the blue skies a resplendent canopy Below an engaging wilderness a cacophony of sound great multitudes are moving All  over the ground existence is remarkable the physical attain A … Continue reading →

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Eco Warriors

Posted on October 14, 2021 by Rex Tyler

Eco Warriors hurt no body their principal is to fight environmentally thats what these soldiers do unlike the present band of shite blocking motorways preventing people going to work few will heap the praise they are seeking, they are hurting … Continue reading →

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Rubus 2

Posted on September 29, 2021 by Rex Tyler

As a child I remember with mum and dad I liked going blackberrying under the sky its eminence reaches the hedgerows and climbs forms beautiful arches creating the rhymes The wildest of brambles Does its  own thing as wild as … Continue reading →

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Rubus

Posted on September 29, 2021 by Rex Tyler

she can never be humbled With her  thorns everywhere over tall fences with inches to spare hedgerows and secret paths gasping for air we are best rewarded by seeing her there Rubus Fruticosus far and away a more spellbinding wench … Continue reading →

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Amanita

Posted on September 26, 2021 by Rex Tyler

in the woods today I met her Amanita  she mysterious and colourful she really seemed gently   engaged in throwing shadows my way Muscaria she looked so deftly  frail In fact not how I thought she would  be   Not … Continue reading →

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Living with Nature

Posted on August 20, 2021 by Rex Tyler

Living with Nature Away from  the cities Such immortal beings assess their true features planted and  growing in league with the forests have a common interest and a mindful regard A pertinent mention a wonderful connection people who wander who … Continue reading →

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Dehesa (a vast landscape of unbelievable design)

Posted on July 23, 2021 by Rex Tyler

A vast array of miracles a montado  so to say agro sylvo pastures an infinite display Southern and Central Spain and Southern Portugal a heavenly crafted Natural World we see Wildness at the forefront green and glowing packed with birds … Continue reading →

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Under armour and its indiscretions

Posted on July 4, 2021 by Rex Tyler

Polar Bears are out there really suffering Melting ice  and food sources alas the likes of Under Armour Supporting trophy hunters those  shameful individuals who murder and proclaim In their hunting clothing they imagine they are warriors the saddest sick … Continue reading →

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Moose knuckles

Posted on June 28, 2021 by Rex Tyler

What a name to call a business the knuckles of a Moose I wonder what they  deal in down ah yea a goose wild foxes  in cages what arrogance is that foxes are wild animals we know where they are … Continue reading →

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The Tarkine

Posted on May 18, 2021 by Rex Tyler

How thoughtlessly annihilate The wilderness of souls The aboriginal custodians How history controls Our very life the air we breathe The land we walk upon The Tarkiners for 40000 years They had not gone A realness and actuality An enduring … Continue reading →

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Condors

Posted on May 16, 2021 by Rex Tyler

The magnificent Andes Marvels of time Snow topped and hopeful That someone may climb Known as New World Vultures Sadly you see Its the quechua respect As to how we fly free We are the Condors ten feet of wing … Continue reading →

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