I wrote that novel, I admit I did pen it
and created the unusual heroine in it
she is not me, that's basically true
but I don't reveal the real me to you
she's a bit impetuous and overbearing
but usually sensitive and overly caring
she's celtic and red with a fighting side
she hides most of the tears she cries
A nature lover and mystic seeker
she could be quieter, maybe meeker
she is a vixen, a temptress for sure
in bedroom scenes she's hot not demure
she can be a fierce foe or loving friend
she'll defend everyone's rights to the end
she's vain about her skin and auburn hair
if you play with her, you have to play fair
she's a complex character in my book
a mystery if you contemplate and look
readers have asked me if she is me
but the real me I'll never let you see
That's really too bad, because we all have value behind the characters we create. Besides, our ability to write fiction usually stems from our experience.
On the other hand, you certainly have created a persona that is very attractive, especially to those interested in the romance genre. Keep up the good work!
This poem perhaps could be part of your promotion for your books.
Very meaningfully expressed, Belle; your verses make me think that I'd like to meet her nonetheless. ☻ Love and best wishes,
Regis
Reviewed by D. Vegas (Reader)
Reviewed on May 28, 2016
Belle, We writers, use some of ourselves in what we write and those whose characteristics help complete characters. And I guess you are right about not seeing the real you, pictorial that is.
Perhaps we sometimes put one of our many 'inner characters' into our writings...
Sometimes thinly veiled, other times not so...
We can then experiences their actions without risk...
But often with a twinkle in our eye...
Diana...
I DON'T KNOW LA BELLE, HMMMM...YA KNOW EVERY CHARACTER A WRITER CREATES HAS SOME PART OF THEMSELVES(MORE OR LESS)IN IT. BUT I'LL TAKE YOUR WORD FOR IT...SHE'S NOT YOU. THANKS FOR SHARING. LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
She seems to be someone that I don't want to be the bad side of.
In all of our writings we put a bit of ourselves into. Nobody can truly understand the depth of a good writer.
Is she me, a made up character, or both? Let the reader decide, and still never really know.....LOL
Rosetta was born in 1909 as the youngest of ten children. The family had more laughter than money and neighbors would knock on their door to ask, "Can we come in and laugh, too?"
...Michael
On the other hand, you certainly have created a persona that is very attractive, especially to those interested in the romance genre. Keep up the good work!
This poem perhaps could be part of your promotion for your books.
Ron
Jon Michael
Special is your gentle peek of maybe a little of yourself.
Only the poetess knows! Lovely write.
Lady MaryAnn
Regis
Always,
Deborah
Sometimes thinly veiled, other times not so...
We can then experiences their actions without risk...
But often with a twinkle in our eye...
Diana...
In all of our writings we put a bit of ourselves into. Nobody can truly understand the depth of a good writer.
Is she me, a made up character, or both? Let the reader decide, and still never really know.....LOL
Walt
Love ya!
Jane