Getting my hair cut tomorrow. Eek, really attached to my long hair. And running a poetry com on an update on 'Howl" 2021. Feeling good...

Thanks Peppa. I would like to know your history too.

Naww, I am sure you can gently teach those cowboy boots to tap and then move with you. Good luck precious lady ❤

How do you send pics in messages please?

Inspired by a kiwi artist's pic. Thank you Jewels xxx

Yes, just get the slow dance right. Hold her and look into her eyes whilst swaying.... the odd head bob, out of beat could be interpretated as a nod lol.
Noone cares. I know a couple who both have left feet, they just had a baby and are perfect together. ❤

Cute. We all are different and that is the way it ought to be.

Lol. All good. I can imagine dancing with you and being left alone on the dance floor with just a glimpse of smoke and mirrors.

I would twirl with you girl....

That is the attitude Devo. It is all about having fun.

Aww, you are so free. Love it ❤

Is softdrink a food?

Lol.

Sun and you,
high on hills.
Close your eyes,
for a time.

Your eyelids now golden and trembling;
may you sense the sacred sway.
The wind dances with fisted spears,
feet pound, hands slap
to ancestor's waiata.

Pūkana and see,
the long white clouds are the people rising.
Whētero -
No longer silenced.

<♡> <☆> <♤> <◇> <♧> <☆> <♡>


Notes.

Aotearoa (Māori): is the current Māori name for New Zealand. Earlier Māori names for New Zealand included Nu Tirani, which was used in Te Tiriti o Waitangi, along with Nu Tirene, used in the He Whakaputanga Declaration of Independence. Aotearoa was originally used by the Māori people in reference to only the North Island[2] but, since the late 19th century, the word has come to refer to the whole archipelago. Several meanings have been proposed for the name; the most popular translation usually given is "long white cloud",[3] or variations thereof. This refers to the cloud formations which helped early Polynesian navigators find the country.

Waiata means song in Maori.

Essential to the art of haka are pukana (dilating of the eyes), whetero (protruding of the tongue performed by men only), and potete (the closing of the eyes at different points in the dance, performed by the women only).

For women, pūkana involves opening the eyes wide and jutting out their tattooed chin. For men, it means widening the eyes and stretching out their tongue or baring their teeth. Though these expressions may be intimidating, they are not necessarily a sign of aggression, but may simply show strong and deep-felt emotions.


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Animals, hugs and poems that spin my mind.

I am dissapointed noone has snatched you up yet.

I wuv you and think your message box ought to be full of potential crushes.

Hmmm, If I could pick someone on the forums for you? Pumpi, she is lighthearted and lovely, just like you.

Tender thoughts.
Perhaps you need to move on and find a true love?

Leigh2154, Totage, Ghostrider, Darkowl, luv2rocknroll, Robert, Up2u&me,
B, (for beards), Poppashroom. Oh and Soufie's Krupa. (He was always like...get out there, get a life...in a nice way and the age difference inspired me). ❤

Here is a list of older men and younger women.
I am quite sure noone thinks of the older James Bond as a dirty old man. Older people can and do have sex appeal.

http://www.ranker.com/list/famous-men-who-married-much-younger-women/celebrity-lists

I personally know a couple where he is 55 and she is 25. He is the best thing that ever happened to her. They are now 4 years strong. Noone thinks he is a dirty old man. Her family adore him.



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Lovely Techno. I must admit, I read it elsewhere.