Giving joy with my ability to fly
and granting wishes to those
who would ask
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Christine Bolton
November 4, 2021 at 11:31 pm
Thank you Grace. The most common flower could freely pick as a child and it was always frowned upon. It was a weed, but I thought they were pretty and who didn’t like to blow on the seeds? ❤️
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fireblossom32
November 4, 2021 at 4:28 pm
This is lovely and a marvelous example of what the prompt demands. After all, you’re not talking about dandelions, are you? Good stuff, and pleasingly subtle.
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Christine Bolton
November 4, 2021 at 11:30 pm
Yes, I was talking about dandelions. Thank you for your kind words ☺️💕
This is stellar… the dandelion, both resilient, and often shunned, but always coming back even in the worst of conditions. Have you ever heard of dandelion children… you will find it if you google.
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Christine Bolton
November 4, 2021 at 11:29 pm
Thank you so much. It means so much to me that you liked it. I must look up the Dandelion children now you have mentioned it. Thank you again Bjorn ☺️💕
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sanaarizvi
November 4, 2021 at 2:14 pm
This is absolutely stellar writing, Christine 😀 I especially admire; “Yet, when noticed I am pleasing to the eye for my brightness but do not always belong in another’s vision of beauty,” Yes! 💝💝
This is beautiful Christine! I love how you enhance the value of a sunflower and compare it to you. Love this….
I grow where no one expects
me to flourish, because I can
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Christine Bolton
November 4, 2021 at 11:26 pm
Thanks Dwight. I actually have a quote on my home page about dandelions and it inspired me today. and I used it s my prompt. 💕 ☺️
Hi morning
The picture is beautiful and the poem is fabulous Christine❤
Thank you dear Laiba ☺️❤️
Welcome❤
Wow, this is so beautifully written using simple words! Inspiring!
Thank you very much. I’m happy you liked it ☺️💕
“I grow where no one expects me to flourish..”
Beautiful.
Thanks so much ☺️
I love this ❤
Thank you Shreya 💕☺️
Gorgeous and very strong. 💜🌷🌷🌷
Thank you Jude. You’re so sweet ☺️💕
Such a pleasure 🙏🏾🌷 you’re so quiet.
I’m sorry if I have been quiet Jude. A lot of things to deal with at the moment but hopefully it will be better soon. ☺️💕
I understand. I’ve had some of my own as well.
Well conveived and expressed ~
Thank you so much ☺️
Beautifully expressed, Christine! ❤️😊
Of you’re so sweet Punam, thank you! I enjoyed this prompt ☺️💕
So many, lost in the cracks of pathways, highways, byways …. never to be seen. Your poem speaks to it beautifully.
Thanks dear Helen ☺️💕
Utterly beautiful!
Thank you Carol. I really appreciate it 💕☺️
Christine,
Looks like more than one of us used the conceit of flowers to express an inner light. Beautifully penned.
pax,
dora
Thank you so much. I wonder why that is Dora. So many are named for flowers so there is a connection ☺️💕
Wonderful imagery and lines.
Thanks Bernadette 💕☺️
A virtual ode to the dandelion! So beautifully constructed and speaks so passionately for this weed-would-be-flower!
There’s a little weed in all of us whether we like to admit it or not Bev. Thank you so much, as always ☺️❤️
What a joy of the flower to just be giving:
Giving joy with my ability to fly
and granting wishes to those
who would ask
Thank you Grace. The most common flower could freely pick as a child and it was always frowned upon. It was a weed, but I thought they were pretty and who didn’t like to blow on the seeds? ❤️
This is lovely and a marvelous example of what the prompt demands. After all, you’re not talking about dandelions, are you? Good stuff, and pleasingly subtle.
Yes, I was talking about dandelions. Thank you for your kind words ☺️💕
This is stellar… the dandelion, both resilient, and often shunned, but always coming back even in the worst of conditions. Have you ever heard of dandelion children… you will find it if you google.
Thank you so much. It means so much to me that you liked it. I must look up the Dandelion children now you have mentioned it. Thank you again Bjorn ☺️💕
This is absolutely stellar writing, Christine 😀 I especially admire; “Yet, when noticed I am pleasing to the eye for my brightness but do not always belong in another’s vision of beauty,” Yes! 💝💝
Thank you Sanaa ☺️💕 It means a lot to me.
Wonderful work with the prompt, Christine! I remember the joy that dandelion seeds brought my boys when they were younger 😊
‘if only
you would really see me
In the grass and between
the cracks in the pathway
of your life’
– exactly
Real poetry with symbolism – metaphor…and how true, how very true.
Indeed it can be! Thanks Ain.
Thank you Ain ☺️💕
Thank you Ingrid. In some way I think we can all relate to dandelions ☺️💕
This is beautiful Christine! I love how you enhance the value of a sunflower and compare it to you. Love this….
I grow where no one expects
me to flourish, because I can
Thanks Dwight. I actually have a quote on my home page about dandelions and it inspired me today. and I used it s my prompt. 💕 ☺️
It is amazing how we divide plants like we do people and say this one is special and this one is a weed, when both are beautiful!
really lovely. and they make a great wine too!
Yes! That’s right. Thanks so much ☺️💕
Excellent poem Christine.
Thanks Sadje☺️💕
You’re welcome
Beautiful, I believe you nailed the conceit extended metaphor form.
Thanks Ron. Much appreciated. ☺️💕
Love it, Christine. You and I are both contemplating flowers today.
Thanks VJ. I’m going over there now to read it ☺️💕
Welcome