Move quietly,
Listen,
Within my whisper.
Tell me, why,
Have you,
Since our first hello,
Felt like,
The rest of my life?
Move quietly,
Listen,
Within my whisper.
Tell me, why,
Have you,
Since our first hello,
Felt like,
The rest of my life?
Oldest Daughter & Red Headed Sister 
Nice work.
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Thank you, Sir
I appreciate your visit.
~Audrey
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You are very much welcome Audrey.
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I look forward to reading your poetry.
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Sure, You will have more of my poetry. Looking to yours as well.
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Wow! How did I miss this? Beautiful Audrey Dawn…
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Thank you, Michael. I’m glad you found it. Have a wonderful weekend. xx
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Striking image! A perfect compliment to your poem.
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Hi, Kathy. Thank you! I took this photo last summer in Eldora, Colorado.
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This is my favorite photograph of yours ever, Aud. The setting is majestic. It looks 3D to me! Your words honor that mood, also popping.
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Aww, thanks, Chum. This photo is extremely important to me. I’m glad you like it. 3D…cool, huh? Majestic…that’s Colorado for you. xx
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Greatness becomes you, Aud.
Yeah, I took a chunk and caught up with your work this morning, finally. Too much snow and other business for me the last couple of days. 😦
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Thank you, always. xx
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I would so swim in that lagoon. And poem is greatly mysterious. It’s a wonder.
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You wouldn’t swim…I’d haul in a raft for you, however. Not sure swimming here is a good idea, Duke. Remember me telling about the moose I tracked for a bit? This is where I was…
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Hey! I’m amphibious! Well, can a moose get you in the water?
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Since when?? No, but if you look close enough you’ll see the moose. She’s in the picture. Yes, moose swim, but you know that already.
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Since…I don’t know! Aha. I spotted him!
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*skeptical eye* Did you take swimming lessons? I bet a smarty like you learns in one session. You did! Good…he’s a blob because of the camera phone I use, but she’s a she…not a he. She had her calf, which made her even more dangerous.
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Oh rats. I was wanting a male moose. Oh well. Nah, I didn’t. I’d sink if I swam. That’s what happened to my heart.
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Well, you can imagine the moose how ever you’d like. Yes, your heart sank clear to the bottom somewhere, I’m sure.
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And it was probably eaten by a lobster.
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I was hoping that wouldn’t be the case.
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It was probably Mr. Warrior’s pet lobster, too.
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Jokes on you…we don’t have a lobster. I wish he had a pet lobster. His beta fish would probably love a buddy to swim around with. Plus, lobsters don’t like red meat.
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*laughs* My heart is small and blue, I’m thinking.
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Is that what everyone’s heart looks like?
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Nah. just mine.
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*mumbles annoyingly* Fix it!
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gorgeous
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Hi, Laurie. Thanks so much. Good to have you stop by!
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The best hellos are meetings without a tinge of goodbye, for they precede an opening that is there as a new dimension, the only one to go into, that will then lead into other dimensions and make a life change.
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I love your voice. In my head it is this delicate whisper telling me to move forward. Thank you… xx
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Lovely poem. No surprise, of course!
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You’ve been hanging out with your poet friend again, haven’t you, Luke? *laughs*
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do
Love
This
Comment.
Tis
The
Best.
Like,
You.
Thank you, as always. xxx
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You got it! I think I’d just read one of his when I wrote that. I am a shameless thief of people’s technique…
enjoy
this day:
melting,
thawing,
sunshine.
🙂
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True confessions 🙂
Thank you!
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The first hello can be like you’ve known the person your whole life. Nice job Audrey
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Yes, it truly can, John. Thank you.
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The place in your photo looks like a beautiful place to ponder the question in your poem 🙂
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I pondered this question there, Gus. Over and over again, actually. Glad to know you thought so, too.
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When you meet someone like that, Audrey, it feels like coming home, huh? Beautifully said!!
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I believe it does, Debbie. Thank you! 🙂
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