Kate, I will accept every fancy description you have eluded to here my dear friend. Dresses are my wife's domain and if I am elected to tag along on selection and purchase day, my bane. You make it all seem so marvelous. It must be the woman's perspective that makes it so. As for those "couple of berries strategically placed", ahem ? Love your take on this whimsy Kate. I bid you love and peace.Jon Michael
sounds like that should carry you right through the holiday season! and with the right shoes.... a versatile lush wardrobe indeed. I adore this poem, kate. ~ Morgan
WHAT A WONDERFUL...S L I D E...THROUGH A WONDERFUL DREAM THAT IS FILLED WITH AN UNLIMITED IMAGINATION OF HOW NATURE COULD ADORN ONE...WITH THE FANCIEST OF 'DRESSES', WHICH CERTAINLY DISPELS BOREDOM BY CHANGING EVERY NIGHT. A LOVELY 'ROMP'...ENJOYED THIS FAST PACED WORK, DONE SO WELL. THANKS FOR SHARING. LOVE, BLESSINGS & FAITH...JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
Kate you always find such unique and lovely inspirations to wrap up in a custom made suit of adjectives that always takes us into your mind set. This is lovely and a great write to give hope on a damp wet foggy day like we are having here.
Fee
Here's whimsy no man dare write, Kate, or aspire to... at least in public!
But having said that, it has the delicate sigh and heave of satins, the flow of silk in those 'deep forests of dreams.'
Gorgeous!
Now that is a most unique fancy dress, Kate. This is unique and delightful, Kate. I do hope the cold is not too harsh over where you are. Love and best wishes to you,
Being a costume designer by profession, I can appreciate the topic of this poem...by the way I am the Quick change queen...I can make a 20 second quick change as you blink your eyes..
I love the dreamy feel of this poem, but the solidarity of it also.
As girls we always dreamed of that princess dress of pink and our prince charming stealing us away and taking off that pink dress, oops that wasn't pg I better behave..lol
Lush and playful!
This has a wonderful whimsical touch.
The older I get into this womanhood thing, the more I appreciate my time for dreaming.
Blessings,
Christine
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Dan
Sheila
And so lovely to look at. May I share your dream?
-gene.
Madame Yvonde, the famous pioneer English colour photographer could have had a field day with your sartorial images.
Fee
But having said that, it has the delicate sigh and heave of satins, the flow of silk in those 'deep forests of dreams.'
Gorgeous!
John
Regis
I love the dreamy feel of this poem, but the solidarity of it also.
As girls we always dreamed of that princess dress of pink and our prince charming stealing us away and taking off that pink dress, oops that wasn't pg I better behave..lol
Lovely poetry, Kate, as always I enjoy your work.
Peace love and light,
Amber
This has a wonderful whimsical touch.
The older I get into this womanhood thing, the more I appreciate my time for dreaming.
Blessings,
Christine
George