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Margaret Alice
Margaret Alice
(The Crystal Age / Pretoria - South Africa)
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Margaret Alice Poems
- 'Find Such Fun 03/10/09 When things are going well, I forget ...
- 2010/07/21 Shivering Feeling alone and bereft with only James...
- ' 2011/05/05 Smile At Me Again Your stuffed bulldog tinkles, ...
- ' 2011/04/01 Twice As Much Lif... Oh, glorious new day, Alice ...
- ' 2011/04/15 My Spirit Mistakenly thought I had done my best,...
- ' 2011/04/30 For Carine ... I want you decked out in...
- ' Quite Satisfied ' All in black - Nici’s boots with my ...
30 July 2009: Will you, won't you, will you, won't you, will you, won't you - join the dance? - I am sitting in my study – all surprised – PoemHunter actually accepted my Bio Update – How wonderful, how weird is that? ? ? ? ? ? ?
11 June 2009: In my freedom to decide how I want to feel, I started reading “No Time At All” by Susan Sallis, Corgi Books 1994, and happily relinquished control to the author and her mesmerising story. I boy in a wheelchair, a grandfather with a love for trains, a ghost train running on the old ghostly railway tracks passing through the bungalow where two brothers are staying, an embittered old man who has been blamed for the death of three of his ... more »
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'Find Such Fun 03/10/09
When things are going well, I forget man-
kind’s sufferings, but then we race through
the land in hubby’s big new car, eating junk
so that I grab the psalmbook to find refuge
against the arrows of allergic evil
Start reading Psalm 38 as rhymed in Afrikaans
by a Revisionist Commission in 1936 and find
such fun in the sufferings of a fellow allergy-
sufferer who seems to have a hangover also,
making me laugh, thus I feel better again!
The Psalm and Hymn Book published by the Dutch
Reformed Church,1958; Psalm 38 ...
i like what you are writing, looks sincere, honest and with talent
hi poets, good wishes to all.i am going to publish a bilingual poetry magazine named 'KABICAFE' (proposed) from Bangladesh.You r encouraged to send three of ur best short poems (not more than 12 lines) with a brief biography.I hope all the young poets would help me to fulfill my dream project by enriching my magazine.welcome to all & thanks a lot.murtala ramat, poet of Bangladesh.
Lil sis is Faerie Queen - beware, owls fly backwards, clocks speak and crocodiles serve tea. With great decorum. Margaret has earned her distinction. Enjoy! Regards, Ivan
rich with substance and insight and wisdom. Astute, energetic.
keep on, Margaret.
sjg -~-
I like the energy of Margaret Alice's work. Her words are her own.
I really find a good poet engross with fugitive....she flourish war of words for less privileged working class. she is beyond all reach of my words
I wonder if this is possible and if it is I also believe that your ego will be quite something to have! ! Something magnificent