This post is a response to Sadje’s What do you see # 241- 3rd June, 2024 prompt. Won’t you join too?
Does this picture, Image credits by ColinMaynard @ Unsplash, inspire you to write something?
with curious eyes I
observe my surroundings
wth my mouth I taste the
cohesion of the world
with your kindness my world
expands and enrichens
with every feature I’m
exposed to of this world
cradle me with treasures
always, the more I taste
the better I will bloom
but be mindful I need
no extravagances
ever, and best of all
expose me to your love
© selma
Thanks for reading dear friends. XO
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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So beautifully written, Selma! ♥️💐
Hey Bianca, 🤗 Thanks for liking. I appreciate the support.
It’s my pleasure, Selma! 🤗♥️
Lovely words written.
Thanks dearly, Raj
I love this poem Selma. You’ve captured the innocence of this child with h her curiosity to explore world. And beautiful advice about not spoiling her worldly things but with love. Thanks for joining in.
Yes. Thats how the image spoke to me. It’s lovely image, Sadje. Thanks. I appreciate you. And I was too early. Well, it’s my rest day… caught it early. Thanks.
Thanks my friend. I appreciate your support
Beautiful Selma !!!!
Thanks for saying sister Dawn 🤗
Innocence of babies just brings out the best in us all – lovely …. 💞
Indeed. It sure does. So much potential in babies. May they all grow healthy and rounded.
Thanks for reading and commenting. XX
This is what got me, and will stick with me for a while, the ending:
‘but be mindful I need
no extravagances
ever, and best of all
expose me to your love”
Well done, Selma!
Most blessed with your comment, dear trE. Happy you liked the ending. Bless you. 🤗
🙏🏾💙
Yes, the most important factor of all
Yes. Most important of all. Irreplaceable. Thanks, Beth.
Such a lovely poem, Selma 👼
Thanks so muchly 😉 Chris. Glad you read. 🤗
Innocence captured so beautifully Selma 🤗
Thanks for reading, Maggie. Bless U 🤗
My pleasure Selma 🤗
🤗 hope you had a relaxing vacation
I did Selma 😎 thank you 🙏
Beautiful! Xo
It is a beautiful poem, with a lovely message.
Lovely! 😊
🙇🏽♀️
I like where the picture took you, simply beautiful.
“but be mindful I need
no extravagances
ever, and best of all
expose me to your love”
Enjoyed your poem and this thought, Selma. 🙂
So pleased you enjoyed Kitty. Xo
Such beautiful words 🤗
Happy you liked Bee. 🐝
Wow! Beautiful poem, Selma.
So beautiful and true-Parents’ love make the difference.
Thanks so very much for reading and commenting. Bless you. XO
Nothing like being loved! This is so beautiful