Offensive jokes

Offensive jokes
In Bars and Resturants
Are to be against the Law
Anyone who is offended
Can be charged
And who is sure
What it is that can be called
Offensive
Hateful impertinent even unpleasant
It’s a very woolly area
Honestly one, one can’t ignore
Such an Act
Possibly humour
Ideologies differ they
This ambiguous legislation
Brings with it so much real dismay.

Facial recognition software
Microphones soon all about
Who wants to go to Bars or Restaurants
Honestly this leaves us in doubt
Leisure always was a treasure
Now it’s hell apparently
Best stay in and watch a film
And just say nothing actually.

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Animals killed by decapitation

25/6/2015 a goat happened in Lincolnshire
7/7/2019 two ducks. As above
Recently a dog as above

Found at clay pole in Lincolnshire

For the walker who found
The animal
It’s head sadly adrift
Must have been upsetting
Who does this
If we drift
Through all the news for some time
There have been others sadly

As for this dogs owners
Clearly this news badly
Upsets a lot of people

Dog ownership is high
In the United Kingdom
Is there a correlation why
We hear that Muslim doctrine
Precludes keeping of dogs
Inside homes apparently
Dogs are just like hogs
They do not possess sweat glands
Their saliva thus can be
Polluted and transferred to their coats
Thus unclean seemingly

On line I found large numbers of
Dog haters as well
If this case is with the police let’s hope
There’s a satisfactory outcome
As to how this awful situation might have happened
And why

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A bear in a concrete pit in some zoo

Educational to the ignorance
Of zoo keepers whose living stocks
Are tortured animals from the wild
Paraded to take all the knocks
In a concrete cell unnaturally
To pine away each hour
It breaks their hearts it tears at their soul
It draws out all their power
A ticket to see them suffering
A creeping infamy
An ugliness so rampant
The heartfelt symphony

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Andrew Bridgen MP

By some he held in high esteem
His humbleness though shines
He truly is a gentle man
Those hearing him
Can see the signs
Attentive and so honourable
Adored by a few
He commands respect
For his courage
And his bounden duty to

The people of his constituency
A man of each hour
Standing up and taking all the knocks
A lot Of power
In his heArt and soul to fight injustice
Which he does
His duteousness delicious
An advantageous buzz

Around him against all the odds
A commitment to what’s right
Runs with a code of honour
High standards day and. Night
He makes it his duty
To help his fellow man
To sacrifice his riches
His pledges and his plan

To argue for, to undertake
To battle on to fight the fight
His integrity second to none
Such scrupulosity
A right
enshrined in probity this man
Of his conscientiousness
I am a fan

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Animal welfare

As FERN impacts the United States
Animals being shipped around
Crammed into big open trucks
With no protection, being drowned
In inclement weather in ice and snow
Brutal winds that surely blow
Left to endure to writhe in pain
With nobody caring, it is insane

Inadequate standards currently
And rarely enforced it feels to me
Accountability There is a need
Reducing suffering let’s succeed
The 28 hour law seemingly
Is on the books but apparently
There are few sightings
And lesser still
enforcement notices
So the spill
Of blood and guts
And agony
Carries on unfortunately

The DOT and USDA
Need to wake up fast
Use the brains they were given
And really begin to blast
The human transport of farmed animals
Has to be put in place
Laws are meant to protect these souls
Not create a vile disgrace

America be caring
Thoughtful in the way
Animals are looked after
In the cold light of the day
Going to their deaths they be
And tortured on the road
Shivering freezing suffering
Where’s the caring code

Mercy for Animals, wonderful work
Opening many eyes
The tears of animals
Are tears like ours
Where are you some Are wise
To all this ugly suffering
Meat eating is your treat
So wake up and care for the animals there
Those dear souls that you eat

Look closely at these animals
As they reach the place
Where they will be murdered
Look into each face
Eyes clogged full of genuine tears
Heart aches everywhere
aching for some sunlight
And the moments left to share.

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Slaughterhouses of horror

A halal house of horror
For Sheep and lambs we see
Footage of such awfulness
We can feel the agony
These are little babies
Herded to the door
Suffering true heartache
Like they never had before

We have rules and standards
But the inconsistency
The film that was shot
Is upsetting
It is brutality
Truly a waking nightmare
Of anguish angst and pain
TheY are trying to escape
We can hear their dire refrain

Misery apparent
Frighteningly so
Supposedly controlled we hear
But they just don’t seem to know
Or feel the animals wretchedness
Leading to despair
Being yanked around their necks
And manhandled everywhere

Noisy laughing tormentors
Imagine the distress
Whether you eat meat or do not eat meat
All should now confess
Empathy is neeDed
Compassion has to be
The infliction of such horror
And such anxiety

Isn’t what the laws say
And perpetrators must
Be removed from the areas
It clearly is unjust
Peering through deaths door
With others crying at your feet
Such chagrin is dreadful
Just to enjoy their meat

The unpleasantness is futile
Inflicted in our name
Those of us who need the dead flesh
Or that be our claim
Yes I am a vegan
Of many a long year
The demonstrated agony
To me is very clear

The footage is unwatchable
Their murmurs and their cries
Watching them and hearing them
In spirit it defies
All logic of regulation
It’s intolerable for me
Unbearable to imagine
Unbearable
Unbearable

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Fly tipping

“The king is in his counting house
Counting out his money”
But in Bickershaw near Wigan
The heap there isn’t funny
Escheated land belonging
To the King receives fly tipping
Criminals getting away with murder
The bud is set for nipping
But as the stench is worse and worse
Rats and flies attracted
The people living close to it
Are of course being impacted
A school and several families
Little children suffering so
And what’s the great King doing
And the councils, I don’t know
So much illegality
But they all get away
With dumping it and increasing it
Every sodding day

Hopefully Buckingham palace
Will achieve a good result
Order this pile of garbage cleared
And quickly

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Hari

From little Hari’s enquiring mind
A curiosity
Spirited and living proof
Of his morphology
The structure of his enquiring mind
Alert to tractors He
Protected by his father’s
Dry stone walls
His sanctuary
Wide awake and searching
Eager to learn to be
Engrossed in all things mechanical
Such mindful energy
Focussing his attention
Wide awake and sure
Attentive and wholly diligent
It’s what he is living for
An amalgam of his mother
Love and absolute care
A nurse and of-course his father’s
A landscaper aware
Corridors of freedom
And Wild residents too
Hari’s marvellous energy
Yes Is honest and its true.

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Dogs

Halal and muslim phobia’s
Are spreading near and far
A man’s best friend
being withdrawn
It seemingly will scar
HistorY and consciousness
And what we do possess
Our traditions being cancelled out
And lost without redress
It’s like a creeping criticism
Of our rights and makes me feel
Very sad yes broken hearted
For actually its real
Animals are being
Religiously controlled
Dogs banned from green spaces
Those rights just being rolled
Back out of our certainty
Of tradition and our law
Being stolen from us
Perhaps for evermore
Dogs banned from certain areas
What’s next I ask for we
Are a Christian Country
Exiled punitively

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What’s smart about slave labour?

These bloody great giants
Running now on our roads
Ev are the answer
They have forgotten the codes
The silence surrounding
COBALT and the need
Mining in The Congo
Where thousands now bleed
Poverty draws them
Tho mining in places
To kick up a dust
Their poor etched faces
Enough of the cobalt
The so called cycle
Rechargeable batteries
Do many are dying
This is slave labour
It is death defying.

Broken and toxic
Many now lie
In collapsed tunnels
Yes they did die
And it’s for our EV’s
Our smart phones that’s right
What we use every day
Has become their blight

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Transparent Slaughterhouses whatever they are

Being on hand to explain things
Animals farmed to be killed
Loved for a moment
Then murdered
blood spilled
A passport from birth
Through to death, sadly so
Patted, not kicked
There’s our way to do it
Open the gates all on show

A mother raped hard on the rape rack
Bull semen thrust into her
A pregnancy suffered
Mothers they suffer
As soon as it’s born
Just concur
Taken away kidnapped
The mother she’s pining of course
A sensitive being at source

Abused by the farming community
Fattened up
margins are tight
The great marketeers good at counting
Profits stagnate under light
The mothers they suffer it’s tougher
Life it’s a hazardous state
Many don’t see the green grass of home
Stuck in some barn
No where to roam

So many sensitive females
Mothers with delicate souls
There’s an absence of empathy for them
An emptiness felt everyday
A vacuous inane confusion
That actually won’t go away
They inhabit this transparent torpor
Stagnating sluggish and slow
No wild herbs reach their gut sadly
Many you see never go

Into the grass where the herbage
The medicines grow there where they
Select their inheritance hourly
Stuck in some barn every day
Rumpus and ruckus on offer
Tyrannical savagery present
Each nihilistic display
Farming a fattening process
Wanting the light of the day

Then it’s their turn
To be slaughtered
Shipped to the transparency
Where female warriors are waiting
Meat eating ladies yes they
Eat organic chickens
And black faced lambs
Two years on wildness
They say

Adds to the wonderful flavour
An extra few months on the green
Breathing the air in the mountains
To me it’s just fucking obscene
Here folk, the killings transparent
Quietly unloaded they be
No prodding no, just pats on the bottom
We are transparent you see

A smile
For the oncoming victim
Lead down the kill line she be
Head off
Tail wagging still
It’s just the nerves
Don’t worry we see
Dead to the world now no feeling
Cut into steaks
For your tea
Bled out and it’s all transparent
It’s Professional work that
You see.

That makes it all feel much better
The warriors are women as well
If it’s pigs very sensitive souls ofcourse they
Show anxiousness given they
May back away
Urinate over each other
And so will have to be washed
It can happen they pay
Great attention to informing
Others around
What’s going down
And such fear can astound
For me I am vegan
For so many years
I have been to to the death camps
And witnessed the tears
The bellowing anger
The strong jealousy
The fearsome distress
That just crucifies me

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Charmers of the wild animal world

Their little hands
And whiskers
Professors one might say
Friendly very sociable
In the wildest way
Affable and serious
Absorbed in what they do
Rat like I think beautiful
The charming coipu

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Andrew Bridgen MP

“In the belly of the beast”
In That acrid state
Of delusion and fragmented fluids
That be
Truths being harder to come by
supporting the weakness
so much empathy
Came from one angelic man of the people
Yes Andrew Bridgen
Standing firm at his back
Hurting alone in his struggle asserting
His valid belief
Dodging some of the flack

Such spirit he showed
Where many had faltered
Andrew stood firm
His valour it grew
His real tenaciousness
Flourished and blossomed
A beautifully meaningful
Courage on view

In the belly imagine it
Just for one moment
The gurgling anger
And acidic sphere
Andrew took heed of it
Gave it his all
Respect earned in readiness
Yes He stands tall.

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Stevie Nicks appeal to the people of money

Walking her talk
She took the stage
A heartfelt plea
Hopeful to gauge
Responses from the
Gathering crowd
The rich the famous
An unholy shroud
It wasn’t just noise but a pledge to care
Not to enrich but to actually share
A women of character
A women with heart
Approaching the masses

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Warmth

Sea gulls on chimney pots
Often they be
Happening somewhere
Very far from the sea
Nearer an estuary
A perch maybe
Warmer than some
It’s no controversy

Outside my window
Three pots and a cowl
On top of a roof
Where the wind likes to howl
Just down from the mountains
Two birds come sit
It suits them apparently
It’s likened a bit
To sharing it’s daring.
With a fire down below
Sea gulls on chimney pots
Pose risks we know !

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Honed into an insignificance

Built on arrogance
And ignorance
The future of our time
Kushi told us long ago
In his then true paradigm
That our world was being crafted
By the corporations who
Were intent on dehumanisation
Of the masses and it was true
Our food our air our water
The animals of course
Experiments in their trillions
Upon us yes they force
It all in plain sight actually
Disguised yes possibly
Radiation frequencies
Obliterate and we
Controlled by corporations
And the bankers out there who
Are at war with our immortality
It’s what the power base do

Silent Weapon technology
The Engineering of our minds
Everything’s computerised
Along artificial lines
To redesign humanity
And everything we do
Binary biologicals
And frequencies that screw

Every part of the living world
NASA spills the beans
Everything in plain sight
We just can’t find the means
To oppose this wave of violence
As more and more dark clones
Are entering our breathing space
With their ugly under tones

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I live in a house

I live in a house
Alone, I do
It would be so nice
To live here with you
Love of this ilk
Not measured by
The fluttering heart
Which is honestly why
My cheeks are wet
Each side, each night
Your sable hair
And your nails, delight
I live in a house
Alone I do
It is really nice
To be here with you

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Murder most foul

A billion can we imagine that
So many weeping souls
Pining for their offspring
All born with true goals
So much expectation
But into humanity
That murders life forms in their millions
So much depravity
Loving consuming dead chickens
And the unfertilised eggs
Breasts and wings and
Deep fried legs
To a long term vegan
This brings
unbelievable sadness
🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓

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The Good Doctor

A surgeon with Autism
And Savant Syndrome
Joins the Hospital

Seven Seasons
On Netflix

A truly amazing drama series
Written and casted well
Bringing Autism into focus
A most exquisite spell
Of writing and of acting
It’s realism shone
The whole cast without exception
Really shine upon
The story line spectacular
The reality of it all
The sincerity the realism
Really off the wall
Perfection, if you ask me
The methodology
Viewing its creative worth
Was unbelievably
Wonderful

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Red kites and their future nesting materials

Wildness the truest pedigree
That imprint on one’s soul
How to preserve an ongoing home
And, stay in control
Using the godly remnants
Leaves and Barks and Roots
Flotsam from the human world
And dodge the Hunters shoots
A schedule one listed species
Protected through and through
Reintroduced and thriving
And what we see is true
Nesting on the higher trees
Reuse of materials they
Are utilising human crap
To pass their time away

Covid masks and surgical tape
Plastics bottle tops
Rubbish left in forests
Shit now sprayed on crops
Detected in the various nests
Located for sure
The grass and natural organic matter
Not there like before.

Sure we can erect towers around them
Stick cameras close to see
What they all get up to
In their privacy
Change some of the detritus
They have collected there
And re- Introduce some naturalness
And just all remain aware.

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Compassion in its truest form

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

Created to be relevant
But up against those who
Would see it and it’s family
As nutrition too
The Eagle, Wolf and Mountain Lion
Ready to chase and kill
This beautiful little family
It’s what Carnivoral spirits do

One Gabrielle Corno came upon
A family in distress
Wolves had set upon them
Where was their address
Being attacked and frightened
The wolves were clearly there
To end the lives of the family
With the truest of despair

A man who held compassion
For those he saw as being
Dealt a bout of vile aggression
He was so all seeing
He realised that predators
Also need to feed
But saw this dear fox family
And hoped it might succeed

These beautiful white fur balls
Being molested by
Jagged teeth and wretched powers
Inside himself was why
His heart and soul awakened
To The ugliest of sin
He saved them from the agony
He helped them thus to win

The foxes lived to fight
Another day
The family they
Would catch more Lemmings
And more gerbils yes would have their day
Rebalancing predation
Engaged with Nature they
Enjoy their family unions
And enjoy their way

Forward into expression
A man whose thoughts and care
Kind of changed the narrative
That day being aware
The under dogs were suffering
And stepping in he could
Save a vital family group
Which the poets felt was good.

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Bili Apes

Apparently the mysterious
Walk this earth
In forests they
Chimpanzees
That don’t sleep in trees
But on the forest
floor
Known lion killers
Strange large heads
They howl at night for sure
also known as the Bondo Apes
Researchers many more
They feast on vegetables and fruits
Walking upright on two legs each day

They won’t eat macro termites
Like common Chimpanzees
They use sticks as tools apparently
Actually they please
Themselves
Bigger and heavier
mythological we hear
Said to be lion killers
Nothing about them is clear

Immune to poisonous arrows
They fear not it’s been said
They act more like gorillas
As to where they make their
Bed
Not frightened of the jungle kings
Sleeping on the floor
They believe they have no enemies
Man and apes
Who knows for sure?

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A child smacks a pig in a farm where no doubt he sees the workforce doing it

A Piss artist
Possibly
Tortured
Inexplicably
Overheated
Underfed
Tortured
This is where we are led
A child already smacks a sow
No one has to teach them how
They learn from what they see
Others doing

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A mouse in your house

White of fur
Pink of limb
Wiggly tails
Her or him
Mice experiments
Cut and scraped
With little fur
Scalpels cut us
Medics smirk
Millions of us
Are on trial
Poisoned and cut about and killed
So much mouse blood each day spilled.

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Frost on roof tiles 9.40am 14/1/2026

Frost on roof tiles
Melt on stem
The sun is rising
Like a gem
Of auric Crystal we can see
A glowing sky
A mystery
Above the mountains
Across the green
Forests weeping
We all have been
Through those great Firs
Straight up high
100 feet into the sky.

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The outline

The outline of the mountains
It changes every day
Almost every moment
That’s all I can say
Dancing with the clouds above
It’s tresses auburn red
Forests proud and beautiful
Forever in my head
And all this from my window
All those miles away
Colours of true nature
Every single day

Snowdonia a soulfulness
Sensationally so
I see, what the ancestors saw
That same light
High and low

The wind,
that amazing roaring sound
Yes and feel that rain
And the Snow White crunch beneath my feet

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Rain like tears so it’s appears

My windows
Streaked with what appears
Dolgellau’s angels
Gentle tears
Opaque for those apparently
Seemingly set in stone
Somewhere atop a hill
The mountain lakes a chill
Hollywood Heights
With its bunch of lights
Seagulls flying high
Bowing in the coming wind
One wonders how they eye
The forests dark with greenery
The Birches seemingly red
In Mists below
The crags that sweep
It’s what the poet said
Was possible
unlikely
but probably a place
Where people climb and saunters view
And so many Sheep do grace

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Awelfa’s feeling it tonight

There’s a roaring
And the chimney’s
Kind of howling
The trees are really feeling it
Tonight
It just feels like a boat out on the ocean
What has really happened to the light
There is anger in the mountains
Gusting crazily
Pelting against the window
Awash with imagery.

The storm has raged
Pugnaciously it’s happening
Unprovoked aggression
Everywhere
Who would be a bush
A bird a rooftop
Taking on what is
Purest despair

Storm Goretti
In my room I feel her
Discordant notes fall all around
And we
Are party to the brazenness
So challenging
Who’d be a bird
Crouched in the eaves
A sea

Of spray and gusts
Attacking every which way
Stand one’s ground
Not give up the fight
Confront it and
defy it
Throw one’s feathers into it
Warm to it
And realise your might.

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Storm Goretti

Storm Goretti
It’s been named
Amber warnings
Snow fall blamed
Arctic air
A jet stream too
Exceptional winds
May get to you

We have all been frightened
Destructive snow
Multi hazards
As we know
Be weather ready
Stay indoors
How high up you are
And that’s because

The mountains protect us
It’s been still all day
No rain or snow
Not much to show
But still they say
It could be coming
It might be thick
It’s all to do
With arithmetic

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Dust and Bare trees

From the dust
That was once
The man whom I knew
A poet of sorts
With thoughts Dear of You
A beautiful Witch
A wonderful soul
Sharing her heartbeat
Put me in control
Of life now just dust
In somebody’s urn
I loved her I loved her
I loved her

Rupert Brooke died 23/4/1915
Of Sepsis

Fleetwood Mac
Wrote bare trees
Dust

1972 Album

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