I Will Take As Many Words As I Want To Write This Story
---For Her---
My reply to the challenge of May16th.
Choose at least four of the words below: Cage Leash Unraveled Seduced Blur Lost (And by request "feminine" )
FOR HER---
She was a fireball of temperament and passion. And yet, she had that sparkling smile- You know the one. The one that may make a young man smile inside N' melt an older man's heart. Yes, that one. Sly glance and all.
Maybe that was the attraction if one can be so obvious or even callous? Yet, I always saw it as a lot more. More than a smile and more than any temperament. Or even a learned opinion.. There was a certain spark with her. Oh with many to be sure, But I am not speaking of them and how darling they are. Just her.
I saw how other women regaled her;confiding secrets to her other ears never heard. I am sure you are all aware of secret smiles and how they can leave you wondering. She was as a caged bird set free, whose femininity, although never restrained, shone Much brighter now that the shackles fell loose. I could let myself love her. If only..
I took her in my arms. Skin against skin, breathe against breath. Two souls searching. No longer lost, no longer inhibited by conditions and expectations she was as a seductress. One who let herself be seduced at times! It was life energy but it was renewed life energy. A lost little girl no more she loved with the desire of a woman in love with life itself.
How can I count how many things I love about this?! You just wrote with the oldschool passion I remember! I've read it several times over, taking something new away from it each time. What girl wouldn't want to fall in love with a poet?! This is a beautiful ode...I'm green with envy at how you pull it off. The picture goes perfectly with your words. Wonderful work as always, my sweet friend, with an extra spark to this one. Your mind is magical.🌷✨
@Vivaci I think falling in love with a poet is one of the most romantic things we can do!! They see life--and love-differently! Oh they may be wordy and their thoughts incohesive and their sentences may appear as abstract but when the poem is ended--and the abstract, incoherent and sentences come together is it not worth the wait?
I was proud of this then and remain so even though, as a challenge, it was bit of a failure.
I wrote this for any women who could see herself in this.
@Elandra77 You have this rare gift of understanding the unspoken words and reading in between lines, that makes your sense of perception meticulously accurate! For that I salute you 💯🙌🌸🤗
@HeavenBesideYou I have not read that many submissions but of the ones I have read i liked that same celebration as well.
This was a champion of the heart and soul of a woman and of how she lived--and loved. Perhaps it was more of an observation than a love letter to one to one so revered? And yet, there is that unmistakable passion in to and to it that speaks of more than mere fascination?
Off topic(from this) I brought up the subject of feminine, the divine feminine, and femininity and the changing roles of it(and how it is perceived!) in society. This had nothing to do with feminism or feminazis as that is an entirely different topic and comments related to that were dismissed before they started . This was IRL. It was a topic that took up most of the meeting.
@Elandra77 Maybe it is just my focus today, but I am definitely enjoying the feminine being honored in so many posts I’m coming across here this morning.
