@@cameronrichardson3108 Are you really that dense? How does someone find out if one likes a particular entertainer or show? You WATCH IT. Who ties your shoes for you?
“Back in his house he primed his gun And placed it to his head! ‘I’d die for Ethyl, Though my death’ll Grieve her not!’ he said! (You don’t get rhymes like that in anyone else’s poetry!...” So true, Pam, so very true!! 😃👍
How I wish I could write like Pam Easy does it flow, while mine gets muddled in a jam. Not one to give so easy I huff n puff & it does come out sleazy Alas ! I give up & it's time to admit these laboured lines betray a bard of dimwit
Pam has such a good eye for all of life’s experiences and then she tells the story in her own inimitable way. This lady is a treasure and I love both her poems and her chatty chats, they are so down to earth and easy to relate to.
I followed Pam from time I first saw her on opportunity knocks in 1975 I was amazed as I never knew until then poetry cud be fun!! Stuff we did at school left me cold!! At 32 I put pen to paper myself and wrote like I never knew I cud a friend suggested I share some and so I did the rounds with my poems in Bedford area and my accents very similar so started being called Bedford's answer to Pam Ayres!!! Terribly flattered at that I can tell you I was know as Harriet Hobbs maybe some of you out there will remember me?? I moved to Wales in early 2004 I did few recitals there too. In around 2006 I saw Pam in Chester ---- amazing and lovely lady and she signed her book for me Good luck with your poetry Harriet Pam Ayres!!! I no longer write now -- off times but this lady was my inspiration and wen we met an absolute delight. Never heard poetry like hers and doubt we will ever again a gem!!! Xxc
I so love Pam Ayres - her poems and her recitations of life with her family and other experiences. Would love to see more of her on TH-cam. A very funny lady who could be cheeky but never lewd.
Pam AYRES is the most talented poet in the world! Her brilliant choice of everyday words & funny plot twists are beyond compare. GOD JESUS bless you & more power to you as the poet laureate of England. Robert FAY in AUSTRALIA.
@@andrewjpearson2728 I see you have been brainwashed into thinking that polar bears are declining. It's just the opposite. 1950's = 5,000 and 2015...over 23,000. So using that example is fatuous. You probably think the monsters name was Frankenstein and that Cleopatra was Egyptian. "Now go away or I shall taunt you a second time!"😀
@@jimosullivan1389The gentleman made no comment on the size of the polar bear population, still less on whether it was increasing or declining. So why mention it? And we all know that Baron Victor Frankenstein's creation was called "the creature". Most of us also know that Cleopatra IV was not Egyptian, but a member of the Ptolomy dynasty of Greece. Oh, and well done on quoting from Monty Python and the Holy Grail...
Such a great talent. Why isn't Pam our Poet Laureate?
Because she's not very good.
@@jonhohensee3258 so why in gods name are you watching her 😂I think she’s very good comedic, relatable and clever
@@cameronrichardson3108 Are you really that dense? How does someone find out if one likes a particular entertainer or show? You WATCH IT. Who ties your shoes for you?
Because she’s not arty-farty. 🙄
She is to me! Wonderful Pam..
This poem reminds me of the poetry of CJ.Dennis, A Sentimental Bloke.
PLOT TWIST: Steve fancies Basil.
“Back in his house he primed his gun
And placed it to his head!
‘I’d die for Ethyl,
Though my death’ll
Grieve her not!’ he said!
(You don’t get rhymes like that in anyone else’s poetry!...”
So true, Pam, so very true!! 😃👍
Some things are so perfectly English,and Pam is someone we should all be proud of, Don't stop writing Pam,you have a big fan base,😃
You've got to love Pam. She should be a Dame. And Poet Laureate, because we can all relate to her, unlike most poets.
A British treasure. Is she a Dame yet.
How I wish I could write like Pam
Easy does it flow, while mine gets muddled in a jam.
Not one to give so easy
I huff n puff & it does come out sleazy
Alas ! I give up & it's time to admit
these laboured lines betray a bard of dimwit
What a great rhyme......."death'll" and "Ethel". Brilliant. I love this lady.
Well, poor kitty!
I still have one of her vinyl records with this poem on it. Not sure where it is, though. Probably 'up in the attic'!
What a delight Pam Ayres is, and indeed always has been.
Thank you Pam your so funny.
I was never much into poetry but she could convince me to give it a try... funny.. witty...
Love Pam Ayres' poems!
Pam has such a good eye for all of life’s experiences and then she tells the story in her own inimitable way. This lady is a treasure and I love both her poems and her chatty chats, they are so down to earth and easy to relate to.
I followed Pam from time I first saw her on opportunity knocks in 1975 I was amazed as I never knew until then poetry cud be fun!! Stuff we did at school left me cold!! At 32 I put pen to paper myself and wrote like I never knew I cud a friend suggested I share some and so I did the rounds with my poems in Bedford area and my accents very similar so started being called Bedford's answer to Pam Ayres!!! Terribly flattered at that I can tell you I was know as Harriet Hobbs maybe some of you out there will remember me?? I moved to Wales in early 2004 I did few recitals there too. In around 2006 I saw Pam in Chester ---- amazing and lovely lady and she signed her book for me Good luck with your poetry Harriet Pam Ayres!!! I no longer write now -- off times but this lady was my inspiration and wen we met an absolute delight. Never heard poetry like hers and doubt we will ever again a gem!!! Xxc
“Cud” is what cows chew. Try could.
@@judeirwin2222 petty reply.....
I so love Pam Ayres - her poems and her recitations of life with her family and other experiences. Would love to see more of her on TH-cam. A very funny lady who could be cheeky but never lewd.
When is she funny?
I laughed & the cat on the stool next to me ran out! Maybe she understood the sad end!🤣
Pam what a legend
Love, love LOVE pam Ayres.
A national treasure.
😄
Hahaha, loves the poems and her! Those dimples are so cute!
love, love, love Pam Ayres. :)
Pam’s poetry is just brilliant; perfect timing and twists. She tells s great story.
meh
A lovely talented lady
BRAVO👏👏
Pam is in a league of her own. She has been making us laugh for decades with her so very descriptive and humorous poems.
What did the poor cat fo to deserve that fate. I laughed despite the end . Humans? Why do cats love us when we can be so mean?
You are taking it a little TOO seriously. Chill out...
@@davidlauder-qi5zv read my comment again. Twit.
Brilliant love Pam 💖
Think Kurt Zouma would love the end of this poem 😺
The Poor Cat !such cruelty !😮😢
Just love Pam.❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love Pam Ayres. She's so funny and depicts human nature to a tee.
She is absolutely brilliant.
I don't get it.
Well, here's somethings to be gotten in this poem, it rhymes cleverly, it's funny with lots of irony, and she told it well. Merry Christmas!
@@tardigrade9493 It wasn't funny.
Opinions, everyone has one, or something like that.
Very witty lady. Very funny. I remember her back in the 70s on tv.
This woman is about as funny as a child being knocked down in a Lidl car park on a wet friday afternoon.
Pam AYRES is the most talented poet in the world! Her brilliant choice of everyday words & funny plot twists are beyond compare. GOD JESUS bless you & more power to you as the poet laureate of England.
Robert FAY in AUSTRALIA.
That is the worst analogy I have read being compared to child being run over says a lot about you...🤔
You are probably as funny as a polar bear on a melting ice flow. If you don't like her don't watch & move on .
@@andrewjpearson2728 I see you have been brainwashed into thinking that polar bears are declining. It's just the opposite.
1950's = 5,000 and 2015...over 23,000.
So using that example is fatuous.
You probably think the monsters name was Frankenstein and that Cleopatra was Egyptian. "Now go away or I shall taunt you a second time!"😀
@@jimosullivan1389The gentleman made no comment on the size of the polar bear population, still less on whether it was increasing or declining. So why mention it? And we all know that Baron Victor Frankenstein's creation was called "the creature". Most of us also know that Cleopatra IV was not Egyptian, but a member of the Ptolomy dynasty of Greece. Oh, and well done on quoting from Monty Python and the Holy Grail...