Category Archives: Sisterly love against all the odds

Nutrition our mission

Posted on December 29, 2024 by Rex Tyler

We suckle from our mother Not from any other Her teats are the right teats We can hear her heart beats She is in the gestation crate Thus she will not crush us A suckling pig we will not be … Continue reading →

Posted in Abandonment, Animal Rights, babies, Baby talk, breast milk, Breathing and pollution, CAFO's and factory farms, Caged for life, Captivity, Child exploitation, children and their plight in a adult world, Childrens Poems, Criminality, Death and Dying, Duty of care was never there, Emotional Poems, Food Processing, Meat trade, Milk and its associated problems, Piglets suckling, Pigs, Short Stories in Rhyme, Sisterly love against all the odds, slaughterhouses and operatives, Sows and Boars, Testicles and tails, The greatest disease of all arrogance coupled with the ignorance of life | Leave a comment

Glastonbury

Posted on June 29, 2024 by Rex Tyler

Glastonbury snorts at the evil that be The degenerate acts bring a soul agony It be a vile aspected dairy of sorts Where hundreds of babies have dark Ragged thoughts They swimmingly wander their mothers desire All Raped by the … Continue reading →

Posted in A not my king story, Abandonment, activism, Animal rape, Animal Rights, Animal sacrifice, animals used for food, Captivity, Dairy farmers criminals, Disrespect of female animals, Dumbed down and ghoulish, Duty of care was never there, Egypt, Emotional Poems, Ethereal Poems, Famine, Farming, Food, Food Processing, Glastonbury where mystery and realiity meeton the crossroads of benevolence, Humanity is a shithouse, Industrial management, Meat trade, Musical Bric-a-Brac, Nutrition, Rape, Simon and Ann, Sisterly love against all the odds, slaughterhouses and operatives, SLAVERY, The dkin trade, The skin trade, thoughts of friends who have passed on, Torture, Unborn yet able to see my dead mother, vaccinations, veganism and me, war zones, womens issues | Leave a comment

Robins

Posted on May 15, 2024 by Rex Tyler

A heartbeat away From the red breasted two A delightful personage Their joy comes through Able to create In the heart and the soul A perfect magnificence And such control Inquisitive friends Consumers with sight On the meal worms on … Continue reading →

Posted in Activism in art, birds and the environment, Sisterly love against all the odds, Twitter, wild birds | Leave a comment

Red face day

Posted on April 29, 2024 by Rex Tyler

Somebody else’s mother Has a different face from ours She cries a lot and wonders Just how many long hours She has to work at picking Mange tout for Tesco stores At rates of pay That some would say Break … Continue reading →

Posted in A not my king story, Aboriginies, activism, Africa, Duty of care was never there, Environmental Poems, Farming, Food, Food Processing, Human rights sex enslavement ISIL, Humanity is a shithouse, Indigenous People, Sisterly love against all the odds, womens issues, Workers rights in way off lands | Leave a comment

Those sheep arriving in Israel

Posted on April 5, 2024 by Rex Tyler

91 days since 15,000 sheep & cattle began a cruel, unprecedented journey on Iive export ship Bahijah, the survivors finally arrive in Israel tomorrow. With a cruel slaughter ahead, these survivors are not the lucky ones. #BanLiveExport @MurrayWatt STOP THIS! … Continue reading →

Posted in A not my king story, Abandonment, activism, Animal sacrifice, Australia and the epic journeys, Death and Dying, Environmental Poems, Food Processing, Israel, Lambs and Sheep, live exports, Rape, Sadism, Sisterly love against all the odds, slaughterhouses and operatives, SLAVERY, Starvation and the Poor, Unrequited Love | Leave a comment

Three little sisters

Posted on February 6, 2024 by Rex Tyler

Back in 55 Three sisters they Carolyn And Debra And of course Kay Each very beautiful Each very calm All in a way Sadly did come to harm Debra and Kay Witnessed the crime Jolene their step mother Time after … Continue reading →

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