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BREXIT

16 Sunday Apr 2017

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Borders broken

Racist riptide

England exits

Xenophobic zeitgeist

Immigrants intimidated

Troubling times

 

Brexit 27.06.2016

by Alexandra Carr-Malcolm

 

Brexit First appeared in The Fat Damsel (Damsels Against Leave)

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Left Behind

15 Saturday Apr 2017

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You sit and you smug

with your jury and judge,

do’s, don’ts, and should,

with a privileged view

and a principled coup;

but what do you know,

and what will you gain –

it’s all a big show,

a capitalist game.

 

Left Behind by Alexandra Carr-Malcolm

2016

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Pills that Cure Ills

13 Thursday Apr 2017

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Perfect, peachy, popping pills,

constricting minds and soothing ills,

profound, perfunctory, purple people eater,

bringing sleep, where nothing’s sweeter.

 

Pills that Cure Ills by Alexandra Carr-Malcolm

2016

Picture Credit: https://uk.pinterest.com/pin/565201821961742049/

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Spite

10 Monday Apr 2017

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Crisp wrinkled leaves
blow hither and thither,
falling over each other
chattering, no wisdom;
but never listening,
bitter, backbiting breezes,
carry their words;
whilst the trees,
keep their counsel.

 

Spite 2016
by Alexandra Carr-Malcolm

Picture Credit: https://uk.pinterest.com/pin/474003929508703969/

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Top Ten

08 Sunday Jun 2014

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It’s that time of year and yet again I am jaunting off on retreat for a fortnight. I won’t be back until 27th June. So I thought I would leave you with my Top Ten most liked poems as chosen by you! But… then I looked, and there were some real crackers in positions 11 to 15 – so I thought I’d cheat and include those too! I hope you enjoy reading them and I will return soon, hopefully with some new gems 🙂

Click on the title to take you to the original poem 🙂 Enjoy!!

1. Soldier On 

2. The Cat Sat On The Mat

3. Carole Withany

4. Tipping Sheep (the right way)

5. First Love

6. Silhouettes and Soliloquies

7. WoMan Flu

8. Thistledown

9. Mum

10. Calculating Cuddles

11. Murmuration

12. Sybarites

13. Black Rose

14. Child Within

15. Big Pants

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Thistledown

23 Sunday Feb 2014

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Step quietly, step quietly,

tread lighter still,

do not wake her,

with footprints shrill.

 

Step forth, step forth,

with thistledown toes,

footfall snow,

so nobody knows.

 

And when you are gone,

they will say,

and what of that girl,

did she pass this way?

 

© Thistledown 23.02.2014

by Alexandra Carr-Malcolm

 

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