41 thoughts on “Please”

1. Wouldn’t it be great to find someone to do all this without asking? Makes us think about doing this for another without being asked. Nice job.

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   • Yes, it would. Thank you!

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2. And Thank You.
   You have a gift or writing,and within all that is the strength of the words ‘I insist I be me’ Not an easy thing to do in life, but you seem to be doing a pretty good job of it in your writing. .

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   • Wow, thank you, Randall. I think it must be the right move, don’t you? 100% real sounds good on paper..much braver to do in life, yet important all the same.
     I like the confidence you have in my writing. It helps. Very sweet!

     Any photos taken today? What are you working on? Always about me here…

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   • Unfortunately no photos this week, catching up on work and basically just dreary normal days lining up with work…but always ideas on the next adventure to keep me happy (even though not quite sure where the adventure will be…).

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   • So you’re normal. What a relief! Yes, the dreary normal day. Dreadful. 😉
     I understand. Teacher by day. Poet by night. The night job much more fun.

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   • Yes, the dreary, dreadful, normal days…how do they come about?!? Give me the night (or the early morning), and that is when life comes alive 🙂

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   • Haha! Yes, how is that.. 🙂

     Just posted your poem. I hope you enjoy it.

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   • Loved it, loved it…you nailed the essence of the word ~ plus the flow if it is perfect. Such a talent you are Audrey.

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   • I’m so glad you loved it. Even if you didn’t thank you for saying you did, you eased my mind!!! The flow, like I said, was very much like a conversation with you. One we’ve never had, yet I got to have with you via poetry, sadly you didn’t get to hear as I was thinking it out, but in the end you heard every word. Yay! Thank you, Randall.

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   • It did flow so well, and happy I did get to ‘hear’ every word. Have a great weekend Audrey.

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   • Thank you 🙂

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3. A very good poem.. I’ve also read it from the last line to the first: moving. I like it 🙂

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   • Hi, Niko! Thank you. An honor to have you read it from both angles. How poetic of you! Very romantic move Niko. Bravo!
     ~Audrey

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   • Thank you so much, Darling 🙂 You’re making me turn pink 🙂

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   • My favorite color for a face with dark sunglasses, Niko. 🙂 You’re welcome!

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   • 😛
     A hug 🙂

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   • Thank you…

     ((Hugs)) ((and another big smile))

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   • 🙂

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4. And don’t forget to ask, please. 🙂

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   • Oh, I almost forgot!! Yes…please?! 🙂

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   • Looking forward. 😀

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   • To what….? 🙂

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   • An illuminating future and enjoying life, reading, thinking, writing, reading, more thinking and writing … etc, etc. 😀

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   • Very sweet! Yes, which I’m hoping you’ll be a part of, Sir. 🙂

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   • Sincerely wishing you the very same!! 😀 😀 😀

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   • Thank you! I am following you, so I will be reading. 🙂

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5. A lot of great lines here, but I loved “Force me to go slow” and “Wait for my brave answer” and “Insist I be me”. Well done!

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   • Those are the three that count…
     How do you do it? Magic?

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   • *laughing* I don’t know! It just seemed like it…revolved around them?

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   • Yes, always, for me, anyway, Duketh.

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   • Yes, for me too.

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   • No wonder we understand each other so well… twins.
     (I’ll remember that…)

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6. Relax from last night, Audrey. Please.

   Life is messy, like you say. Your poems really do help put things in order.

   Thank you.

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   • I am…wrote that last night. Today a whole new bright and lovely day, Mark. Thank you for that plea.

     Yes, I receive much after the release of emotion. Which is why I crave it. Must release the control on myself. Trying.

     You are very welcome.

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   • You see, I was transplanting my holdover tension from last night’s poem and our conversation onto you. My bad. I have my own parent issues that can come popping out of the can like a coiled gag snake at any time. Your poem is so good it stirred my reservoir of emotions, Audrey.

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   • I gladly take it! Aww, we’ve bonded. I like that…we’ll swap stories one day.
     Hugs to you this morning.

     What a compliment, Mark. Blushing!

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   • This blog thing works best with bonding and blushing, Audrey. Hugs to you his morning, too.

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   • It does..I agree.

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7. What a marvelous prayer this is/would be 🙂 Thank you for sharing your Wealth of Inspiration! Blessings~

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   • Thank you, Morgan. It definitely is a prayer for me most days.

     Thank you for your beautiful words. They continue to inspire me.
     Blessings, my friend.

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