Fearless Maiden Aside | Posted on July 6, 2017 by Audrey Dawn - Oldest Daughter Redheaded Sister midsummer maiden slipping into apricot chest out, confident AdvertisementOnly If You Feel So Inclined:TwitterFacebookTumblrEmailLike this:Like Loading... Related
Are you showing here that there might be a more fearless Audrey somewhere? That was what I took from your poem and hence my comment/response. LikeLike
She sounds lovely and looks good doing so, I think. Thank you for your eye, Sir LikeLiked by 1 person
Well, Ms. Apricot, glad to know you’re feeling courageous. “Slipping into apricot” evokes splendor. LikeLike Reply
Giggle. She’s showing us all how it’s done, Mrs. Shari. ♡ My imagination gets the best of me sometimes. LikeLike
This is beautiful and just how I see the day Lily , I have some in my garden too! ❤ LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
Aw, thanks, Butch. If ya got it flaunt it, I say. Sometimes confidence is all a girl has going for herself when it’s 100° outside. 😎 LikeLiked by 1 person
Nothing like a rivulet of sweat sneaking out of the hairline and cascading down the cheek giving rise to a confidence requirement. Of course, with chest thrown out not one in ten will notice. LikeLike
Your poetry has stunning imagery with a hint of chuckle at the end. Loved this, Butch. Spot on. LikeLiked by 1 person
Thank you, my dear. We’re entering the hot Temps of summertime, so I say everything goes around here til mid September. 🙂 LikeLiked by 1 person
I’m thankful I see the break ahead. In Houston it was around the clock give or take a day in Dec or Jan. LikeLiked by 1 person
Oldest Daughter & Red Headed Sister 
DAISY PETALS
Fearless … or timid?
He loves me … he loves me not
Her favourite game
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You know me well, Ben. Timid, bashful, shy, meek…choose any or all. 🙂
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Are you showing here that there might be a more fearless Audrey somewhere? That was what I took from your poem and hence my comment/response.
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She exists, yes, but she desires a certain lead. Who doesn’t.
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Slipping into apricot. Oh my, that sounds wicked.
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She sounds lovely and looks good doing so, I think. Thank you for your eye, Sir
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No thank you Ms Dawn
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*blush* My pleasure
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The pleasure, is as always, all mine.
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As you wish, Sir
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Indeed
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♡
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You did it again – gorgeous photo and I love the haiku!
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Thank you! Yay! So pleased you enjoyed my efforts, Betty.
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Sounds like a good way to face the adventures of the season. Very nice.
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No time like summertime. Thank you, Dan.
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Well, Ms. Apricot, glad to know you’re feeling courageous. “Slipping into apricot” evokes splendor.
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Giggle. She’s showing us all how it’s done, Mrs. Shari. ♡
My imagination gets the best of me sometimes.
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This is beautiful and just how I see the day Lily , I have some in my garden too! ❤
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Aww, thanks, Willow. Mine are blooming like crazy right now. ♡
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💗💜💙💟
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Beautiful flower and poem. Chest out is a good way to be.
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Aw, thanks, Butch. If ya got it flaunt it, I say. Sometimes confidence is all a girl has going for herself when it’s 100° outside. 😎
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Nothing like a rivulet of sweat sneaking out of the hairline and cascading down the cheek giving rise to a confidence requirement. Of course, with chest thrown out not one in ten will notice.
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Your poetry has stunning imagery with a hint of chuckle at the end. Loved this, Butch. Spot on.
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Ha ha ha. Thanks, Audrey.
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🙂
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Beautiful words so perfect for this amazing flower. 🙂 ❤
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Thank you, my dear. We’re entering the hot Temps of summertime, so I say everything goes around here til mid September. 🙂
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It’s so hot here, nearly 100 degrees with an idex way over that. Ugh. 🙂
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Even the water’s too hot. Blah.
Is it October yet? 🙄
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It will be mid Nov. before we catch a break here! 🙄
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I’m thankful I see the break ahead. In Houston it was around the clock give or take a day in Dec or Jan.
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