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Alexandra Carr-Malcolm, confidence, keep calm and carry on, make do and mend, mantra, memories, mental health, pain, poetry, sorrow, tears, UK poet, Yorkshire poet
Please don’t be nice to me,
I don’t think I would cope,
I’d burst into tears,
and lose all my hope.
I’m back of the queue,
I’ve placed myself there,
I won’t move forward,
with my tunic of hair.
Throw me some praise,
and I’ll colour up puce,
I’ll duck and I’ll dive,
and it’s really no use.
I have my own mantra,
of make do and mend,
keep calm and get on,
I’m so good at pretend.
© Make Do and Mend 24.05.2013
by Alexandra Carr-Malcolm
English: Original copy of the Keep Calm And Carry On poster, in Barter Books, Alnwick, Northumberland (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Comedy and tragedy on the same mask.
Indeed – thank you for visiting 🙂
Me, too! I’m good at pretend! 🙂
(I’ve a new WP site) … artgowns.com
Just popped over to visit and I am loving your new site 🙂
Thanks! 🙂 I’d like to do other creative projects there under the “Art Gowns” branding. (accessories, poetry shirts, DIY projects)
Thank you so much for checking it out and following! 🙂
Oh I enjoy seeing all that fab creativity! 🙂
Im a make do and mend, keep calm and carry on kinda person too. Nice!
I think there’s a few of us around 🙂