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Spike

28 Tuesday Jan 2014

Posted by Worldly Winds in Humour, Poetry

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Alexandra Carr-Malcolm, dog, humour, love, pets, poetry, puppy, Spike, UK poet, Uk poetry, Yorkshire poet

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Small and scruffy,

brown and woofy,

Spikey Spike dog,

is my puppy.

 

Scared of cats,

sniffs the breeze,

barks the birds,

to the trees.

 

Sits and begs,

for a treat,

always savoury,

never sweet.

 

Longs for noodles,

shivers for cheese,

dog snot windows,

covered in sneeze.

 

Paws all a twitch,

Whoops delight,

dreams of walkies,

in the night.

 

© Spike 28.01.2014

by Alexandra Carr-Malcolm

 

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First Love

05 Saturday May 2012

Posted by Worldly Winds in Daily life, Humour, Longing & Waiting, Poetry

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childhood, comfort, dog, first love, love, memories, teddy bear

Teddy Bear
I held you tight

and clung to you,

my love for you untold.

I stared into you deep brown eyes,

my heart was yours to hold.

 

So soft to touch,

I kept you close,

I kissed your furry ears.

My love, my friend, my confidante,

my darling teddy bear.

 

You shared my secrets,

calmed my fears,

as you watched over me.

You’ve watched me grow over the years,

a birthday gift at three.

 

You stood by me,

in hours of need,

and protected me at night.

When I was ill, you’d comfort me,

and soothe me ‘til the light.

 

I cried for you,

and made a fuss,

my teddy bear most dear;

hanging wet upon the line,

one peg upon each ear.

 

We’ve had our scrapes,

both you and me,

but survived them none the less;

the time the dog played tug o’ war…

but I sewed back your head.

 

Now I’m grown,

no more a child,

It’s you that I adore.

Although you’re bald, you’re my first love,

my one eyed teddy bear.

 

 

© First Love 2012

By Alexandra Carr-Malcolm

Teddy Bear (Photo credit: ertemplin)

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The Queen’s Dreams

04 Wednesday Apr 2012

Posted by Worldly Winds in Daily life, Humour, Poetry

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Buckingham palace, corgi, dog, Queen, Queen Elizabeth

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Queen of United Kingdom (as well as Canada, Australia, and other Commonwealth realms) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Queen sat on her regal throne,

surveying all she could see;

(but really all she wanted

was a lovely cup of tea.)

 

Crowds were waiting with baited breath,

the flags were all a flutter.

Cameras flashed from left to right

(Tea with scones and some butter!)

 

Reporters pushed and jostled the crowd;

Policeman guarded the path,

visitors cheered and children waved

(after tea, a bubble bath?)

 

Back home at the palace, all alone

she kicked off her royal shoes,

sank into her favourite comfy chair

(and wiggled her aching toes)

 

Hither and thither the corgis scamper,

pleased to be back at home –

Emma, Linnet, Holly, and Willow

(Oh for some time alone!)

 

The Queen was tired and went to bed,

she snuggled down to rest;

thinking of the day’s events

(My job is just the best!)

 

© The Queen’s Dreams

by Alexandra Carr-Malcolm

 

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Welsh Corgi (Photo credit: sⓘndy°)

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