Category Archives: Indigenous People

BRUJAS

Posted on August 3, 2018 by Rex Tyler

In many ways so many have reached an impasse Ancestors became the forgotten past What is seen as corporatocracy That has no reciprocity That really is in conflict An aghast We stand together some now at the crossroads Disharmony and … Continue reading →

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Hopes and dreams and genocide

Posted on July 16, 2018 by Rex Tyler

Below the lowest of poverty lines And families all destroyed by war The monetary system dismantled A country that lost all its law Genocide ravaged the whole population At least twenty five per cent killed Pol Pot saw to complete … Continue reading →

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The Canned/TrophyHunter and the Indigenous counterpart

Posted on July 11, 2018 by Rex Tyler

The wild uncomplicated threat Of hunting in the raw Of understanding nature And what its all here for Of making ones own weaponry And squaring up to be Equal to the foe out there Whoever that may be For them … Continue reading →

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TAR SANDS From Alberta to Stroud with love

Posted on June 24, 2018 by Rex Tyler

Having plans in place.for the catastophe They said it wouldnt happen but it does Remember all the problems with the pipeliness Through America DAPL Had that enormous buzz That saw the government pit itself Against veterans, locals and the indigenous … Continue reading →

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The Kaurareg

Posted on May 25, 2018 by Rex Tyler

Aboard the cutter “America” From Sydney to Brisbane Which hit the Madjn Reef near Horn And was never seen again The crew it seems all drowned Including the captain he Captain Thompson died in front of his Wife apparently She … Continue reading →

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KOA And bush tucker

Posted on May 24, 2018 by Rex Tyler

A true resoluteness A stoutness of heart Knowing what is precious And how much apart You are from the masses Where concrete and glass And corporate tension Tears into ones class Where the vapid snd colourless Drabness evolves Where prolixity … Continue reading →

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Aunty Ro Mudjin a pal o’ mine

Posted on May 24, 2018 by Rex Tyler

The existence of creation The importance of its worth The undeniable history Played around Mother Earth The immortal the enduring The sum and substance we Share with the perpetual The complex and the free Tangible and solid Grounded everywhere Heartbreaking … Continue reading →

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WE can get through said the Kangaroo

Posted on April 28, 2018 by Rex Tyler

We are rhe shadows of long before Our feet pressed soft on the red dust floor Long before the British came And generated the huge blame game In the Pleistocene the canine roo’s Flesh eating macropods the clues Upon the … Continue reading →

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Sand mining

Posted on April 25, 2018 by Rex Tyler

The largest economic sector In India today Is its constuction industry That has almost blown away Any semblance of reality Around major cities where Huge numbers of new houses Are being built, and there The need for sand is massive … Continue reading →

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The trek

Posted on April 20, 2018 by Rex Tyler

The most ancient and the largest Fresh water lake Baikal rift zone where The earth crust is pulling apart the scare With mountains all around it Its vastness blows the mind Thousands of plants and animals Just everywhere you find … Continue reading →

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Banjo Paterson

Posted on April 17, 2018 by Rex Tyler

Born in Binalong New South Wales In 1864 Turned out to be a bush poet His poetry was raw The outback saw his stories The swagman and his lot Took the name of Banjo From a horse A horse he’d … Continue reading →

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The unswerving aboriginie

Posted on April 17, 2018 by Rex Tyler

Heartlessness ruthlessness Who would bless The relentlessness Centuries of wisdom cometh Down the ages to where we See such unfeeling And how its stealing All heartfelt thought From you and me They erect signboards “No alcohol” “No pornography” Sadistically they … Continue reading →

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NAURU not NORWAY

Posted on April 16, 2018 by Rex Tyler

For someone else to mother you When we were stolen away We ended up in NAURU Not as we thought Norway Far across the sea Where enchanted mountains Rose Beautifully into the sky Hoping they would pose Freedom from oppression … Continue reading →

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The forgotten ones

Posted on April 15, 2018 by Rex Tyler

Forgotten children Forgotten by who Forgotten by us Or forgotten by you They came in the daylight My daughter they took Because she was brown With a whitish look SHe was only a baby Tossed into their truck That is … Continue reading →

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forgotten people

Posted on April 13, 2018 by Rex Tyler

To be forgotten as we are Lost souls in a soup Of outback mediaocrity Kept out of the loop No communication Left to rot and die Each of us has one vote But someone tell me why I would put … Continue reading →

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Aborigine

Posted on April 13, 2018 by Rex Tyler

Their music Their art It all comes from the heart Its apparent to me It is, how they see The earth at their feet Its vibrant upbeat The wind in their hair Comes from everywhere The breath demonstrates The yidaki … Continue reading →

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Never write us off

Posted on April 11, 2018 by Rex Tyler

Bang them sticks sing our hearts out Light the fire And watch the Roo’s Art work in tradition That has to be good news The northern psrt of Australia Is where we make our home How we are the people … Continue reading →

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Dreamtime and the thinking of the great mother

Posted on April 10, 2018 by Rex Tyler

Sixty thousands years Historicity An undeniable epoch Which fundamentally Took in so much dreamtime Absolute were we Grounded in our country Where we shall always be We came into our being We saw the light of day Undying and immortal … Continue reading →

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How the indigenous respect animals

Posted on April 9, 2018 by Rex Tyler

Communication happens we know Out of fulfilment The punctillious flow Respect for each other And deep understanding Great acts of courtesy And a good landing Indigenous people Projected their feelings With animal spirits In a good tempered way Keen to … Continue reading →

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An Aboriginie

Posted on April 8, 2018 by Rex Tyler

Invisible only To those who won’t feel Those guardians Who have been ever so real Creators of truth In a land dry and old Where the music is drawn From the stories untold Their culture was vast Their totems were … Continue reading →

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Aunty Ro

Posted on April 7, 2018 by Rex Tyler

The right of the underdogs in this world In the massive arena where each is hurled There are warrior angels who do their thing And safeguard the voiceless and try to bring Some sanity back instinctively Use understanding and try … Continue reading →

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Dreamtime spirits

Posted on March 28, 2018 by Rex Tyler

Born and enduring the spirits of old Well grounded and physical Solidly sold Look into faces And what can you see Thousands of years And how it could be We live on the land With its dust in our soul … Continue reading →

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An appeal to President Lenin Moreno of Ecuador

Posted on March 16, 2018 by Rex Tyler

Long before you They had settled In the virgins palace where The jungle swept above them Where the sun had bleached their hair Guardians steeped in romance spirited and free Who lived close to their mother It was where she … Continue reading →

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In the mountains we all become the mortals we have always been

Posted on February 25, 2018 by Rex Tyler

Where blue skies remain Not a chem trail in sight Where snow falls in bucket loads Every night The might of the mountain Reaches the sky Where freedom exists In the wink of an eye Conviction to have it Is … Continue reading →

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Residential schools

Posted on February 15, 2018 by Rex Tyler

Contemptuousness and despisedness A paltriness of mind For governments to do this So terribly unkind The indignity of breaking up Families in this way Of weaning them from ancestors And making the children pay In America in Canada in Australia … Continue reading →

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The Haenyeo of South Korea

Posted on February 12, 2018 by Rex Tyler

Resolute and unprompted With Will power and determination The women of jeju their self appointed tasks To dive into the ocean Where Free diving is their thing Exploring the depths on a single breath Their prizes for to bring Conches … Continue reading →

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Identities

Posted on February 12, 2018 by Rex Tyler

We steal peoples identitities We homogenize their senses Indistinguishability their huge power snd their magick For the whites it appeared To be beyond their understanding Redundantly they feared The culture of the ancients The genius of their might The absorbtion … Continue reading →

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The Knowledge

Posted on February 9, 2018 by Rex Tyler

There was Knowledge and enlightenment An order in a time gone by When consciousness was relevant And acquaintanceship was high Lore and wisdom had been acquired By experience most true It was all hands on and mindful Its what they … Continue reading →

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Gangarru (honour and respect)

Posted on January 4, 2018 by Rex Tyler

Respect is sadly lacking For Creation and beyond The philosophy of existence The realness and the bond We have with factuality Our great mother for she And her enduring priciples Are perpetually Reminding us totemism Is linked to dreamtime and … Continue reading →

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When it comes to knowledge and communication the Inuit remain part of it all

Posted on December 18, 2017 by Rex Tyler

Dream worlds comes from far way The eternal life force day to day Whatever tribe inhabits earth Each communicates with avid worth Some imagine they have reached A higher echelon and have breached Consciousness and out beyond Wherever but Do … Continue reading →

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