Free 12 Sunday Apr 2015 Posted by Esther H. in Poésie ≈ 13 Comments TagsDream, Tanka I walk the streets Of this world as a stranger does. I follow my dreams. You might think that I act weird, But I am a free woman. TwitterFacebookPinterestTumblrEmailMoreTelegramLinkedInPrintStumblePocketRedditWhatsAppLike Loading... Related
LivingPeace said:
Freedom 🙂
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noelleg44 said:
You would need to be a free woman to wear that magnificent hat in public! Of course if you lived during the Gilded Age, it would be right the style!
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cote8050 said:
so lovely, thank you for sharing your talent!! Beautiful!
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migueltio said:
Love this!!
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The Persecution of Mildred Dunlap said:
Love the graphics and this poem. ❤
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Cochonfucius said:
Walking at random,
One discovers many things ;
Which others don’t know.
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dilip said:
Hail the free woman! Beautiful!
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fulvialuna1 said:
Condivido.
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prayerwarriorpsychicnot said:
Agree. May I reblog to “Tales of Unwise Paths”?
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Esther Ling said:
Yes, you can. I thank you
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prayerwarriorpsychicnot said:
Many thanks. 🙂
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prayerwarriorpsychicnot said:
Reblogged this on Tales of Unwise Paths.
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Nicodemas said:
Many of us are strangers, in different ways, yet the same. Beautiful poem.
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