not only pay attention to dangerous curves, embrace them ;)

Very interesting and penned very expressively, enjoyed....

Be safe,
Karen

I love the way you manipulate your words with their double meaning. Drivers beware: Full blooded woman ahead. Excellent. Liz

Once bitten, twice shy, and sharp curves alrighty :)

Good one Kate

Hugs
Ch'erie

Love it.

Elizabeth

Weather conditions changing daily, sometimes the road is treacherous! Well done as always Kate.

Kate,

A drive no man should resist: bet they'll go 'round those curves again and again! S t i m u l a t i n g excellence: dang. Wish I could write like this!! Perfection.

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

Wonderful

You rated this PG? By the time I had read it twice, I was weak - and aching for dangerous curves. Thanks for the ride.

A strong poem Kate - one where the speaker is in the driving seat - in England, where we drive on the left, and sit RIGHT - the passenger can hug the cliff if they want but the speaker is in control here - i don't think a crazy driver going round the bend at all! Good driver Kate! Dunno why, puts me in mind of two strange offers i had in a week when i was a 'youngster' - a branch of the police force asked me if i would like to train to drive for them, and the local mafia asked me if i would do a easy money driving 'job' for them! Decisions decisions! No to both. Keep on trucking Kate - you rock! Nicky xx

This is excellent Kate!!

Love Tinka

Great writing Kate,Hugs

Love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I love your approach to this. My frustration lies in the fact that the rules of the road keep changing. It's hard to arrive at your intended destination when someone keeps throwing the map out the window. Maybe I should stop worrying about the destination and just concentrate on finding a good car with a great set of airbags.
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Those curves and bends can keep one's mind in full alert...your view of this is most expressive and ...dangerous ...

nice write.....



Art Sun...

very realistic - i seem to be much more careful of those bends as i grow older

Kaptain Kate, gone round the bend again.
Hmmm deffo a double entendre within a sea faring trip..
Yay as always just lurve your writing...

Ahhh sweet Kate, I can see quite clearly that although your big heart is warm, and your spirit is cudly, you may just have a wee bit of the Irish temper in you and as you say it would be wise to be able to read the warning signs. I would much rather hug that rump than slip off the precipice. As always your work is often sublime with tongue in cheek but always interesting and stimulating...love it and love you dear Kate.
hugs
Pops

Very interesting enigmatic write here Kate.

Walt

Wow, your writing was so affective, that I actually could picture those dangerous curves. Love your writing.

I believe I know this terrain from reading about it at length -I have a visual in my mind - A safe trip with no fear of any kind -{Wonder-filled} -Love {*} Ted

I just knew you were writing a metaphor for a B-A-D relationship, but n-o-o-o!!! You suckered me into somethin else quite different . . . What a minute . . . I'm not so sure I was wrong here . . . Last two lines . . . Uh huh . . . Good stuff, Kate . . .