Ready Posted on June 14, 2015 by Audrey Dawn - Oldest Daughter Redheaded Sister adroitly groomed, lured borne, surely waiting warm breath upon her a desire to be set free effortlessly anticipating where he needs her to be AdvertisementOnly If You Feel So Inclined:TwitterFacebookTumblrEmailLike this:Like Loading... Related
Hey, there you are, Jay. Glad to see you here. You been blowing dandelions? Thanks for this kiss. *turns her cheek* Giggle. LikeLiked by 1 person
Kisses other cheek. *chuckles* You looked like you needed a kiss. I was just being a gentleman *pulls closer* LikeLiked by 1 person
Aww. You’re right. I probably did look like I needed a kiss. I like gentlemen. *shy eyes* Umm, Jay… LikeLiked by 1 person
Now your other poem makes more sense. In fact, I’d have asked that same question just now had I not already read it. π LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Great minds think alike, Chris. I find it helpful when minds think outside my box. I need that… π LikeLiked by 1 person
A dandelion!! How pretty, even though I know most folks consider them weeds! “Warm breath upon her” might be my favorite line — do you think dandelions know it’s their fate to be blown upon?!? LikeLike Reply
Yes, tis a dandelion. A weed for sure, but I found this too pretty to pass up. I hope they know their fate and become giddy about it. π Thank you!! LikeLiked by 1 person
Very cool. i would think he needs her to be on the neighbor’s perfectly manicured lawn. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Made a wish
left a kiss
Yes, I’m still alive
sweet miss
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Hey, there you are, Jay. Glad to see you here. You been blowing dandelions? Thanks for this kiss. *turns her cheek* Giggle.
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Kisses other cheek. *chuckles* You looked like you needed a kiss. I was just being a gentleman *pulls closer*
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Aww. You’re right. I probably did look like I needed a kiss. I like gentlemen. *shy eyes* Umm, Jay…
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Yes dear?
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Nothing, Sir. You’re the boss.
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Now your other poem makes more sense. In fact, I’d have asked that same question just now had I not already read it. π
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Great minds think alike, Chris. I find it helpful when minds think outside my box. I need that… π
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Waiting for the moment he can fly away!!
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Yep, I think so!! xxx
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A dandelion!! How pretty, even though I know most folks consider them weeds! “Warm breath upon her” might be my favorite line — do you think dandelions know it’s their fate to be blown upon?!?
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Yes, tis a dandelion. A weed for sure, but I found this too pretty to pass up. I hope they know their fate and become giddy about it. π Thank you!!
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I like the phrase about longing to be free – seemed to fit the photo perfectly.
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Hi, Kate. Thank you, I figured the thought had to go into the poem. Hugs!
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Hmmm… what about where SHE needs HIM to be?
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A great idea for my next poem, Shari. I will let you know what I discover. Ponders.
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YES, Sissie! Pondering = good.
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Thanks for the push, Sister β‘
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What fun! We don’t see a lot of them here.
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Yes, finding them here in Kansas wheat field country.
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Now you have me humming Matthew’s Song…
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Ooo, what a great song!
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Very cool. i would think he needs her to be on the neighbor’s perfectly manicured lawn.
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Yes, now that would be handy. Level the playing field a bit. Great idea. π
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