#WDYS: For the visually challenged reader, this picture shows a young girl of
African descent standing on a bridge, wearing a big smile and a t-shirt that
says: “Future Leader”
FOR ALL DAUGHTERS Before you were conceived I conjured you before you were of this world you were born in me. Fold of my flesh I carried in my womb when you were born I was ready for you. I’m rejuvenated with the miracle of you— no one belongs here more than you do. © selmamartin.com
It’s been a while since I participated in a #WDYS challenge. The photo called
to me, and I hope you’re inspired to write to this prompt too.
Sadje’s rules:
- You can write a post on your blog and create a pingback to link to the
original post. - Write an original story, poem, or a caption.
- There is no limit to words or format, but keep it family-friendly.
- If you post a response before next Sunday, I will be able to add it to my
roundup post. - I will do a round-up next Sunday before the next Prompt is posted.
- It is always helpful if you can give your post/story/poem a title.
- There are issues with pingbacks in WordPress these days. So please paste
a link of your post in the comments section so that I don’t miss anyone in
the roundup post.
Please tag your responses with #Whatdoyousee Or #WDYS
THANKS, SADJE, AND THANKS ALL FOR READING MY POST.
I’m a simple woman who dares to see the beauty in ordinary. I’d love to connect with you and like pen pals, I want something beautiful to blossom between us. Will you join me? Selma is my middle name. Its meaning—peaceful, complete, are euphoric affirmations I like to think of myself as having. They compliment the joy I feel when I write. I sincerely hope you decide to join me on my writing journey. I Wish You Miracles.
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Nice take on the prompt.
Hey, thanks so much. I really appreciate you saying. xoxo
You’re welcome.
A beautiful and endearing poem Selma❤️
Hiya, Mich… Howdy. Howdy. Thanks. Thanks. I appreciate you reading and finding it beautiful. Bless you. Bless you *wink*
A beautiful and endearing poem Selma.
A beautiful poem Selma. Love how you’ve empowered the women/ girls. Thanks for joining in.
My absolute pleasure, dear Sadje
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Beautiful girl pic. What a big smile of face. . Nice to on the prompt .
Big beautiful smile, right?! So beautiful indeed. Thanks, Raj
Selma, I adore this and it resonates with me so much 💕
Best words, AJ. So pleased. Xoxo
Beautiful, you can feel the love.
The live is there. Happy you can feel it. Xoxo
The LOVE is there. Xoxo
This is so sweet!
Thanks, friend. Xoxo
You’re welcome!
precious, dear Selma.
a wonderful poem and as a daughter… many thanks🙏🤍✨
You are so welcome. ‘Tis the truth. You belong here, future world leaders of the world!!
As mothers and aunties and grandmas and daughters and friends, let’s promote such a message to all our girls. Xoxo
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A heart touching poem!
Glad it touched yours, dear KK. XoXo
My pleasure!
Heartwarming and relatable, Selma!
Aww. Happy to know. So happy.
Hey, be well, Cheryl. Please. Xoxo
What a beautiful poem, Selma.
Thank you, dearest Robbie. So happy you liked it.
Beautiful. Just beautiful, Selma.
Aww. Happy to know this.
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I love your beautiful poem, Selma, and I can feel the emotions within the lines. 🩷🩷
I didn’t have a daughter, but I know what it is to be one. Thanks, Lauren. xoxo
This is gorgeous, Selma <3
Thanks, David. XoXo
Beautiful, heartwarming piece, Selma!
I’m delighted you enjoyed and found it (August poem about daughters) to your liking, dear Sicilian writer. Thanks so much. Blessings on your weekend. Xoxo
I wish you miracles.
“before you were of this world
you were born in me”
I love these lines so much. Beautiful writing.
You bless me by appreciating that line.