15 Wednesday Sep 2021
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See my new facebook live, where I am talking about the Amazingly talented Janice Foley from Yarm Originals!
Contact me if you would like to purchase a copy of the ‘With a Little Help…’ poetry books.
06 Monday Sep 2021
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22 Sunday Aug 2021
Posted in Poetry
Hi
Just thought I should let you know that I will be setting up some Facebook Live chats soon. These will take place on my Worldly Winds facebook page.
I will be chatting about books, poetry, stationery and general ramblings! It will be a fun, safe space for all. I might even set up some events where you can buy my books at mates rates!!
If you would like to be a follower, please use the link below to like my Worldly Winds facebook page, and I will keep you all updated! It might be an interesting view as I have never done anything like this before!! Please please follow and share the WorldlyWinds facebook page to take part.
In the words of a non famous poet, you have to be in it to win it, innit?!
20 Friday Aug 2021
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I’m just back from a gorgeous solitary retreat in this cabin. The neighbours were rowdy but friendly – apart from the grumpy goose! I’m sure there’s a poem in that somewhere!!
03 Saturday Jul 2021
Posted in Poetry
My tummy feels like summer,
or a giggle just set free,
like a flitter of lairy butterflies,
or a swarm of buzzy bees.
My heart beats to the rhythm,
of girls who jump the rope,
bouncing like a bright beach ball,
shown on some Oscilloscope.
My mind spins like the waltzer,
at a gaily lit up fair.
My head is full of candy floss,
and kites that surf the air.
If I could catch the essence,
and save a jar or two,
I’d keep them in my cupboard,
for when I’m feeling blue.
© Fair Days and Foul 2012
By Alexandra Carr-Malcolm
Picture Credit:https://uk.pinterest.com/pin/503347695827272788/
30 Wednesday Jun 2021
Posted in Poetry
A golden oldie!
and in her hand she held a feather vajra,
at the core, a gentle beating heart,
around the heart, two eggshell lotus’s cupped,
intertwined like a mother’s hands.
Around a band of unicorns,
four magical, mystical, protectors,
and a vajra made of feathers.
© Feather Vajra 21.08.2013
by Alexandra Carr-Malcolm
Emblem of Bhutan (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
The vajra, a distinct symbol of Vajrayana (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
05 Monday Apr 2021
Posted in Poetry
Inspired by Ian McMillan’s line,
‘As though a fat cat can be used as a flotation device’
I thought I would have a go at my own version.
As Though…
As though the stars were musical notes
As though a hamster could play a sax
As though her tears are the subtlest perfume
As though a Nun pole dances on a Sunday
As though a fly could open windows
As though a wasp carried a tickling stick
As though gold ingots had a soft centre
As though hands could work unsupervised
As though, at night, I could put my brain in a mug of Steradent
By Alexandra Carr-Malcolm
As Though April 2020
Inspired by Ian McMillan
02 Friday Apr 2021
Posted in Poetry
Oh dear… I seem to have a summer cold! How does that happen? Only one thing for it – A Duvet Day! I thought I would share this golden oldie, it always makes me smile!
Farewell cruel world,
I’m leaving you,
it’s not a cold,
I’ve got the ‘flu.
It may well be,
my final breath,
my nose is red,
I feel like death.
Please don’t mourn,
when I am gone,
go on without me…
soldier on!
© Soldier On… 03.11.2012
By Alexandra Carr-Malcolm
Photo Credit : http://9laughs.com/go-on-without-me/
24 Monday Aug 2020
Posted in Poetry, Wolf at the Door
Tags
Alexandra Carr-Malcolm, Alexandra Carr-Malcolm Jazz Mum, Alexandra Carr-Malcolm poetry, Jazz Mum, poetry, Yorkshire poet
Jazz Mum
Faith, hope, and charity
love is not free
I dream of a piano
playing jazz by the sea
the snow on the apple
the lady bug eight
a circle
a tear
a flat-line
Sunset
Staves in a melody
butterfly bass
caught on a fish-hook
Can’t remember your face
hiraeth is calling
a song on a breeze
red balloons falling
Aphrodite from Greece
Jazz Mum by Alexandra Carr-Malcolm 22.08.2020
19 Sunday Apr 2020
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