It's a lovely poem by Rudyard Kipling. It's inspirational. I doubt Angie Best would want to share private thoughts on telly just for nasty people to tear apart online.
It's a lovely poem by Rudyard Kipling. It's inspirational. I doubt Angie Best would want to share private thoughts on telly just for nasty people to tear apart online.
Ah I hadn't thought of that! Copying out a poem, especially one with such poignant words, is a way of her conveying her love to her son, yet not writing anything personal that can be held against her or him.
Ah I hadn't thought of that! Copying out a poem, especially one with such poignant words, is a way of her conveying her love to her son, yet not writing anything personal that can be held against her or him.
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A load of copied crock.
It was quite long and I couldn't keep track of whether it was the original.
Or did she just write out a poem? If so, has to be the funniest letter ever. What a lazy cow his Mum is
I'm amazed so many of them thought it had genuinely been written by his mum.
even he thought it was a waste.
Dude had talent. Poetry AND cakes. I'm impressed
I wouldn't mind if he won. :cool:
it's not exactly Mensa in there is it?
It's like finding a fart in a Christmas Cracker.
Cherry Bakewells by Kipling would more appropriate to that numpty.
Americans eh..... ;-)
It's like taking the lyrics of some Elton John song, changing a couple of words, and thinking that'll do.:D
Or Kipling's love for her son.