23 thoughts on “Maiden In Rouge ”

1. BACK TO THE ROOTS

   What complex doctrines?
   A flower, a blade of grass
   Is simply divine

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   • I like this, Ben!

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   • It seemed to complement your own.

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   • Your poem sits nicely beside. I’m honored 🙂

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   • Me too. 🙂

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2. “Disheveled” is a good word for that flower. It’s beautiful, but it looks a little chaotic.

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   • Well, she’s recently survived a thunderstorm, so it’s fitting she looks a bit rattled. Giggle.
     Thanks, Dan

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   • I know that feeling 🙂

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   • Yes, I believe you do. xo

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3. Lovely words with a lovely, rich image, Aud. 🙂

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   • Makes me smile knowing you enjoyed this, Hem.
     Thank you ♡

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4. She’s just lovely, Audrey! And your words provide a fitting frame for her!

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   • Wicked storms last night, Debbie. Perfect sounds surrounding..
     Thanks, Debbie!

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5. I find the word disheveled to be very sexy. Nice job, Audrey.

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   • I love that you do, Butch. I was hoping disheveled would be seen as such. Yippee!

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   • Yes indeed.

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   • You know, it’s the littlest things that make me blush. Silly me.

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   • Me too. 🙂

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   • 😄

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6. There is definitely a story in that disheveled rose. Thanks, Audrey.

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   • Let’s not start counting how many. 🙂
     Thank you, Jacqui

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7. And she is gloriously beautiful inside and out.

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   • You’re very kind, my friend.
     I believe she’s blushing again.

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