Flying Free
by Deborah A Andreas
Title
Flying Free
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Deborah A Andreas
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In the dawning of your newness
my sense it did advise
to stay away and play it safe
don't look into your eyes.
But never ever did I know
such warmth from tender lips.
Nor have I ever had a thrill
from hands upon my hips.
You pulled away so I could see
your want on bended knee,
that woke a million butterflies
and set them flying free.
( c ) D. Andreas ~ From my book, Water's Edge
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September 24th, 2015
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Anita Faye
Such an amazing and beautiful capture Deborah! Featured on Groovy Butterflies! http://fineartamerica.com/groups/groovy-butterflies.html
Bijan Pirnia
One night, a Chinese sage had a dream in which he was a butterfly fluttering over meadows and gardens. When he woke up, he sat at the edge of his bed and said to himself, "Am I a human who just dreamed he was a butterfly or am I a butterfly who is now dreaming he's a human? good question. I'm reminded of a statement by Edgar Alan Poe : "All that we are or seem to be is a dream within a dream." Life is such a profound mystery, isn't it. In the words of the 20th century philosopher, Alan Watts, "The mystery of life is not a problem or a puzzle to be solved. It's a reality to be experienced."
Jerry Bokowski
My wife just loves ALL butterflies, Deborah! Great capture and lovely new bio pic too!................FAV / Like
Deborah A Andreas replied:
Thank you so much, Jerry! I love butterflies too! Did you know that, butterflies used to be called Flutterbys? Cool, eh
Lisa Phillips
Your beautiful work has been featured in the FAA group "Thoughts of Flowers". http://fineartamerica.com/groups/thoughts-of-flowers.html
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