Nicola Kelly

Nicola Kelly Poems

I love a bargain

I joke with friends by saying,
Guess how much this cost,
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Why do I feel SAD

As we call time on summer,
With Winters dark nights so cold,
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As a kid was never the trimmest,
You could call it puppy fat,
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You say sweet I say brilliant

I say brilliant,
When I think its great,
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Message in a bottle

My heart spills over onto the page,
As I write the words I dare,
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Lady Luck

We have all met her in,
Our lives some not so many,
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Beyond reasonable doubt

The story revealed to the court,
Was that of a  young boy,
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There's a rat in the kitchen

Casually strolled in the kitchen,
Oh my God it's a Rat,
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50 shades of imagination

He is tall, dark and handsome,
Muscley with a tan,
...

There was a girl called Nicky,
About her food wasn't particularly picky,
Surprising what cooks in the microwave,
When licking her lips with a food crave,
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Suitcase full of dreams

Packing my bikini, shorts, t-shirts and,
Sun cream, just a few of the,
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Deja vu

Have you ever thought that before,
I have been to this place,
...

Mina's Thirst

Mina's thirst for blood quenched as she fed,
Now a fully fledged member of the living dead,
...

Monsters Ball

Each Halloween the doors of evil open to,
Ghosts, monsters, witches, ghouls intent to fright,
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There is a Panda called Lee-loo,
And all she does is eat bamboo,
Paired with Loo-lee to breed,
Finally got down to the deed,
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In the twinkle of your eyes......

In your eyes I can see,
What I and you mean to me.
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My Grandpa stands six feet tall,
He keeps embarrassing us all,
By wearing shorts so tight,
Hanging out not a pretty sight,
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Is anybody there

Did you hear what I said,
Sorry I am listening to you,
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Sense of self

He was a man of great wealth,
In a mansion living by hisself,
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Mrs Bean

If there were only a table,
With a glass on top,
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The Best Poem Of Nicola Kelly

Charity Shop Shopping Bug

I love a bargain

I joke with friends by saying,
Guess how much this cost,
They know me all too well,
A charitable donation up sell.

A designer handbag a fiver,
Little black dress with a label,
Harder to find a nice jacket,
In a size that will just fit.

Don't get me started on shoes,
I've had a box full of pairs,
Sandles, boots and a little heal,
For any occasion they do appeal.

Some things I have just bought,
For the sake at a good price,
And simply are an impulse buy,
Waste of money as I sigh.

One time bought a duffle coat,
About two sizes too big and,
Which was a bright jade green,
Had to be there to be seen.

As I walked into work wearing,
The said offensive baggy duffle,
Full belly laughs looking at me,
With embarrassment I could see.

I've bought shoes too small,
Squashing my feet into them,
They'll stretch bargain 3 pounds,
I know how ridiculous it sounds.

I used to think it was only,
Old people and down and outs,
Who frequented shops of charity,
And that they smelt of wee.

Now I have what they call,
The charity shop shopping bug,
Without fail I'm there every Saturday,
You just cannot keep me away.

It's the smell of things old,
Worn, used and even older,
Jostling for position out the way,
This bargain is mine I say.

It's the thrill of the chase,
To get something so cheap,
Rummaging through the charity bin,
Ooh I love, I do love a bargain.

Nicola Kelly Comments

Lee Fones 26 January 2015

a great poet well worthy of a read, fantastic keep at it, sure you will go far

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