Category Archives: Willow

Compassion in its truest form

Posted on January 21, 2026 by Rex Tyler

Vulpes Lagopus the White Fox The Arctic tundra it’s domain Born to be there With its dens With its manure It defends The leaching out of nutrients With remnants of its prey It rebalances the godly earth Fertility each day … Continue reading →

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Lynx possibly

Posted on January 11, 2025 by Rex Tyler

Sightings of two lynx in Scottish Highlands leads to public warning youtu.be/4V13QzyMV-I?si… via @YouTube Such beauty such elegance It is the cream They waltz through the tree line Just like a dream Surfacing out there Sucking in air Their gentle … Continue reading →

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Wales and the wonderful mountains

Posted on December 3, 2024 by Rex Tyler

10,000 years ago The mountains formed And seemingly Rose up to be counted The Welsh expectantly Any one who saw These wondrous rocky edifices Would in fact see what we see Look across the valleys How the summits do reach … Continue reading →

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The willow spoon

Posted on March 31, 2024 by Rex Tyler

It came from hawthorn hart A lovely meadow far away Bounded by a ancient stream That thrusts it’s grateful way Around the pretty pasture Of grass and clovers and Various trees scattered various leaves Where Several oaks still stand Hawthorn … Continue reading →

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