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HER OLIVES: Cover Image

Hello Poetteers,


It's the end of the blogfest, yet you can always go back. The link is open until the book's release. Today is the start of the blog tour.

Finding the Right Girl

First she was just a drawing
changed to
her dress was short
needing too be modest
found one
but her seating inappropriate
found a third
long sleeved, skirt wearing
girl in boots
if you look closely
she even looks Arab
prefect
the one for HER OLIVES.


Love and thank you, Fida

Comments

Falen said…
Visiting from the "I Don't Like Mondays" hop. :) Thank you for your visit to my blog as well. Have a wonderful week, friend!
Robyn Campbell said…
Ooo, that's absolutely beautiful! Thanks for visiting my blog. I write poetry too! :-)
Crystal Collier said…
Pretty. I've been pretty lame and missed your bloghop, and the update in your blog look! Pretty!
Christine Rains said…
Beautiful poem. Love how this one flows.
What a beautiful poem! Simple yet powerful, I really liked them this way.
I used to write poems (not that great) but it's really been a while. Hopefully I will get inspired one of these days and just, write it out. In the meantime, I will settle by reading yours. :)

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