Category Archives: Environmental Poems

Paul Watson almost said it all

Posted on August 1, 2017 by Rex Tyler

The vegan sits in his hospital bed A beacon of the light He refuses to eat chicken On lamb he will not bite He will not let the mother cow GeT raped or milked or shot He eats the abundant … Continue reading →

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Camelford

Posted on June 17, 2017 by Rex Tyler

JULY 1988 JOhn Stevens was a tanker driver Who went to bodmin Moor To the Lower Moor Water Treatment Works It was unmanned and whats more He actually had never been there And the Tory Party were Preparing to privatise … Continue reading →

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The great ROUNDUP

Posted on June 12, 2017 by Rex Tyler

Consciousness has been around For many a year The thoughts the sense Of the inner child A mindlessness bordering on the moronic An abstractness that could be seen as wild Unconcerned and uninvolved Indifferent one might say As the corporate … Continue reading →

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Human’s detestablity

Posted on June 10, 2017 by Rex Tyler

To loathe those cretins who set out On a mission to cause death By poisoning the wild life Denying them of breath Leaving baited carcasses For unsuspecting souls Who may be very hungry And forget that certain trolls Amongst the … Continue reading →

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Areas where wildness prevails

Posted on June 7, 2017 by Rex Tyler

its seems to be a world away From where most of us dwell Where GAIA in a moment of magic Cast her spell The softness of the litter From The leaves Under our feet So Yielding and compressible So Relaxing … Continue reading →

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Restavek children

Posted on June 2, 2017 by Rex Tyler

After the earthquake Came so many orphans Their parents all wiped out So where could they go They became relocated Within the family But actually slaves As we all know Tent cities And slums are of such shabby Structures Hardly … Continue reading →

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TOBACCO AND THE CHILDREN

Posted on May 30, 2017 by Rex Tyler

This world of misadventure Where cruelty is rife Under the cover of distant lands The devil weilds his knife To the hurtfulness and the detriment Of children of the world Bright buttons of imagination Who in spitefulness are hurled The … Continue reading →

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The feral spirit

Posted on May 30, 2017 by Rex Tyler

The feral spirit Remains untainted by the arrogance Of man The wilderness creates an understanding So profound and GAIA sets the plan To find a sickly wild soul And to give care to its plight Like a fox mauled by … Continue reading →

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Hunter man

Posted on May 26, 2017 by Rex Tyler

The philosophy of existence Where Every species has its place Enduring and perpetual Surviving in the face Of genuine creation Attested and fulfilled Essental and purposeful In essence all instilled With feelings and with spirit With a tendency to be … Continue reading →

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Lonesome George

Posted on May 18, 2017 by Rex Tyler

To try and get to grips With how a character would feel Hiding on an island Where fear was very real Historicity had brought down on him Adversity and gore As sailors had come ashore To plunder and whats more … Continue reading →

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Adam Shoults

Posted on May 13, 2017 by Rex Tyler

The epitome of an adventurer With a restlessness to feel The art of being vulnerable And tempt providence for real A cartographer who imagined The lines on maps conceal Myriads of wonderment And essentially whats real That visionary approach That … Continue reading →

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In and around the rollright stones

Posted on May 11, 2017 by Rex Tyler

The skyscape is hard not to look at today The rich colouration is there on this May Morning, its Sunday There’s a ritual today For Beltaine and I am here Early to pay My respect to the mother And her … Continue reading →

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Ubari sand sea

Posted on May 3, 2017 by Rex Tyler

AFrica’s enormous desert The saharan scene THe ubari sand sea Pyramids Vast sand dunes have always been Rising upwards artistically Casting their shadows wide Tempting the Swallows from nigeria Really to come in side 1200 miles of flapping widely Brought … Continue reading →

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The great migration

Posted on April 26, 2017 by Rex Tyler

Fresh water and green grass To taste the verdure of the day Its what commands respect in Wilderbeest Whose real dismay The herds emaciated from the numbers Starving where The need and thrust Is to travel through the African dust … Continue reading →

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RIO

Posted on April 23, 2017 by Rex Tyler

Christ the Redeemer Arms aloft Braves the city Clearly soft On pollution A desire To perish in the Inevitable fire And stretching away In front we see GUanabara Lagoon It be Given by GAIA To aid the world Thats before … Continue reading →

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The Pacific Ocean

Posted on April 21, 2017 by Rex Tyler

Its undeniably massive In places extremely deep From the Arctic Ocean To Antartica Its hydrosphere does leap To 46per cent of the earths surface So to say Its larger than the land combined On any given day The Mariana trench … Continue reading →

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Yu chi tang or sharks fin soup

Posted on April 20, 2017 by Rex Tyler

YU chi tang,the vilest most Hidious taste of all Sharks fins mean the end To these great predators And send A death knell through the ocean As predation takes a hit So many sad imbalances Are happening and it Means … Continue reading →

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Killing whales is adding to the planets more rapid demise

Posted on April 19, 2017 by Rex Tyler

The great overtures we hear Within the ocean The great whale songs That lift the mariners hearts Into perpetuity externally forever The philosophy of existence that just starts To resonate in spirits undeniably For sum and substance It can reach … Continue reading →

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What are we doing?

Posted on April 5, 2017 by Rex Tyler

Cities where ants scurry this way And that Where vehicular poisons are where We are at Where once the sound sod and the life force We saw Was concreted over and yes some more Did we live in a cave … Continue reading →

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Naivasha just 100 KM from Nairobi

Posted on March 30, 2017 by Rex Tyler

The second largest fresh water lake In Africa 250 sq miles and its cold Just 15 metres deep The Rift valley if we leap Backwards BOAC flights Were sold And Would land here From 1937 for 13 years They landed … Continue reading →

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THe Petrified Forest

Posted on March 30, 2017 by Rex Tyler

When great dinosaurs walked On the planet Some 2 million long years ago What we now see Is a petrified forest A realization A show Of treasures And Geological splendour A great painted desert Where we See petrified tree trunks … Continue reading →

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The Danube Delta

Posted on March 29, 2017 by Rex Tyler

A half a million hectares In Romania and Ukraine The second largest in Europe With so very much to gain From wildness of an environment A wetlands thats so green A sanctuary for hundreds of birds Who seemingly convene To … Continue reading →

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Swamplands

Posted on March 29, 2017 by Rex Tyler

Flood control fish protection Carbon storage and water purification Wild life habitats truthfully Are this planets real salvation The indigenous guardian peoples Identified this, they Took on the task of giving To the environment each day Slow moving stagnant waters … Continue reading →

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Fish farming

Posted on March 26, 2017 by Rex Tyler

Nothingness and emptiness An insidious degree Destruction of a species For profitability Unreal a groundless motive Existence without thought A phenomenal disclosure An abstration that is sought Unclassifiabilty with a consequence To bear The wrong association A deviation where Unidentified … Continue reading →

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Behold the golden Daffodils

Posted on March 17, 2017 by Rex Tyler

SPring’s clarion call of goldenness The daffodil who has been Underneath the winter snow and frost Where in that lean icy under foot place It has swollen and has shown Its green tips to the waiting skies Yes Mother Nature … Continue reading →

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Democratic republic of the CONGO

Posted on March 3, 2017 by Rex Tyler

Poverty and impoverishment Creates in man a need To suffer with his family They are owned and robbed indeed Underfed and down at heel Unable to pay ones way So drawn into great dangers Just hopeful they can pay In … Continue reading →

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Billy barr snow man

Posted on January 23, 2017 by Rex Tyler

GOthic Colorado An old mining place And he is the only inhabitant And that is by Gods grace He moved some 4o years ago From Trention so they say And lives in this old cottage He helped to build That … Continue reading →

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SAtish Kumar and DARTMOOR

Posted on January 11, 2017 by Rex Tyler

From Rajastan Satish came forth in search Of greener climes The thought of death And regaining breath Through the seasons and the times The books he had read of England And its green and pleasant land Of course became a … Continue reading →

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Border crossing off beaten track

Posted on January 8, 2017 by Rex Tyler

It was absolutely pouring leaving Bangladesh We went into Tripura a hilly state to see A place where traditional hill tribes And religious groups now be TRipura and misoram off the beaten track A growing population here Habitat loss attack … Continue reading →

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A place of rivers

Posted on January 8, 2017 by Rex Tyler

Bangladesh a country full of rivers The Padma one mean raging torrent she Set up by the Himalaya melt water Hitting muddy banks and ruggedly Tearing mud from off those banks and sending Farm land curling into the river where … Continue reading →

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