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Single-Line Drawing Three by Diana J Legun Wednesday, August 15, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Working in the field of Cosmetology, I learn what it means.....hands on heads and hands and feet. There is something gained more by washing another's feet than receiving that same act, I think.

It isn't manditory.... this grooming thing, one body's trust in another. But it is healthy... touching and being touched, no motive beyond 'care.' Just that, and that is much.

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Reviewed by Amor Sabor	3/19/2013

Touching and being touched is a realm enjoyed by social animals who never cease giving or caring...that is why it is SO much. Amor




Reviewed by Vivian Dawson	8/16/2012

Touching so essential for personal growth Diana thank you for sharing.... Lady Vivian




Reviewed by Laura Fall	8/15/2012

Another excellent sketch to go along with this excellent write Laura




Reviewed by Lily of Lough Neagh C. Dennis-Woosley	8/15/2012

Touch is most healing, for without the loving touch we slowly wither Lovely Diana Love and Light Lily




Reviewed by Budd Nelson	8/15/2012

giving of any type personal touching attention is done only when trust is envolved and earned budd




Reviewed by D. Vaineo	8/15/2012

"Touching and being touched," Yes, it us...Enjoyed Diana Deborah




Reviewed by dan Rosenhagen	8/15/2012

It's true, humans are social critters, I can visualize community grooming in the caves of our ancestors. A bonding does take place, a little differently than in a parlor, but there are similarities. I think you are right in that the giver, must have his or her trust earned, thus a feeling of achievement when accomplished. Achievement in a sense of harmony as you are the trusted in return as to how you handle your client. dan




Reviewed by T Jett	8/15/2012

Loved how you ended it and thats so true! Great poem ...




Reviewed by Odin Roark	8/15/2012

Being a guy, the painted toenail graphic is out of my identity realm with the poem, but... I guess keeping our nose and ear hair touched up and groomed would be hard for a woman to identify with also. Yes... "just that, and that is much" is spot on for all of us.




Reviewed by Jerry Bolton	8/15/2012

"Just that, and that is much." Yes. I can pretty much see that, Diana. Though I have never had my feet washed (well...er...), nor have I washed another's feet (well...er...), but I can identify anyway. It's the "giving" concept.