HUG AND COMPANY

Trust me, I don’t know how to paint it draw like this. The least I can do is draw a pencil or anything basic. That is the main reason I appreciate art anytime i see it.

The art you see was made by @reeniereid1. Give it up for my friend Reenie!

If you’re joining for the very first time, this is DWW PICTURE POETRY. What we do here is purely creativity in it’s highest peak. And this is how we achieve it:

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-Compose a poem inspired by picture with words in title

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6 thoughts on “HUG AND COMPANY”

  1. I miss a hug
    I miss to be with you
    I fell in love
    With an angel my dove
    But you saw it as fun and games
    Fire and Ice like desire and passion entwined
    I made you happy
    I saw your sparkle
    I made you smile
    #dwwpp #dailywisdomwords

    ANOTHER POEM BY KARL WOMACK

  2. Oh how I love this picture, Monday.
    Could view Tuesday though Sunday too.
    Reminds me of my Danny dear,
    I love him through and through.
    To love a special someone
    Is often a once in a lifetime chance.
    And never ever will I spurn
    That level of Romance.
    I will always hug my special company
    As my life by love is especially enhanced.

  3. Warm arms
    Open heart
    Things we
    Long for
    To be held
    Tight by
    The one
    We love
    Is everything
    Especially those
    Times we’re
    Apart
    So when
    They return
    We act
    Like lovebirds
    Surely
    We all
    Want that
    Namaste

  4. We hold pain of the
    brokenness of smiles
    in impulsive hugs
    the grasp of certainty
    healing and nurturing in
    warmth of company
    hearts awaken
    we hold vigil the dazzling
    hope of reconciliation
    rousing with emotions .

  5. I have the company
    But it doesn’t feel right
    I miss hugs and the love
    I miss the intermacy
    No I can’t be me
    It doesn’t feel right can’t be free
    I can’t touch, I can’t express myself
    A prisoner of emotion
    This is commotion

    POEM BY KARL WOMACK

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