Her heart in armor
ready to fight and conquer
the villain in her.
(Photo from freeimages.com)
As a gift to you, my twisted ebook, Warped ~ Historic & Fictional Relationships Gone Bad, will be **Available for FREE to download this Christmas! **
Author: Rose Perez (Poet Rummager)
Photographs and Book Trailer by: Matt W. Childs (FlyTrapMan)
Poet Rummager 
Nice! Like a chastity belt then?
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Lol. Sure, B. That’s actually an interesting take on it! 💟
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Eek! I thought that was the take to take on it! I’ll read it again!
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It works, too! Don’t fret. haha!
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Rose!!!
A heart of steel?
Surely not!
Lol.
Another great Haiku. ❤️
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Sometimes a heart of steel can come in handy. Thank you, Alan darling 💋
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So much said in so few words…
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Brevity can be a gift 😊
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Hope she can get the victory 🙂 Thanks for your generosity, Rose. That book es a part of you so I’ll appreciate it a lot.
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Let’s keep our fingers crossed! Thank you, sweet Francis 😘
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☺
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The war we fight from within is the most difficult of all confrontations, but it’s the only one worth winning.
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Well said, my wise monster friend. Thank you very much 🌷💗🌜⭐️
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Great haiku (obviously, since it’s from you) and I love the image. At this time of year, I can’t help thinking that a heart in armor could have helped a scarecrow and a cowardly lion at the same time.
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Lmao! Is there no end to your amazing sense of humor? I want to gather all your words and put them in my pocket so whenever I feel sad, I can take them out and laugh like crazy. Thank you, BunK🍄🌹💋
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Thank you! What a nice thing to say. 🙂
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I was just walking along the street minding my own business, when suddenly I thought of your haiku again and it occurred to me that my suggestion was all wrong. It was the Tin Man that needed a heart, wasn’t it? Scarecrow needed a brain. Sadly, I need a functioning memory. Never mind, I mean well.
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Lmao! I didn’t even notice!! You’re still the funniest and cutest bag head ever. 💋
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Thank you. It really did stop me dead in my tracks! It must have looked pretty funny to other people. 🙂
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I like the title and its two dimensional perspective. A real heart attack is obviously damaging to oneself. It places an individual in harms way; unable to protect from physical and emotional harm. When the heart attacks it becomes a source of increased strength and power. I view the armor as a protective lifestyle that strengths the heart to combat internal physical demons (physical disease) as well as internal emotional demons (emotional disease.) Your writing stimulates the mind.
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Yes! I did want the poem to have a twofold meaning, and you’ve described my writings in perfect eloquence! Thank you, Jonathan! 💓 💗 💖
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Better than heart of glass?
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Steel is stronger than glass 🙂
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Indeed!
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A heart of steel. I can tell you’ve been hurt so deeply. I will never forget your poem I think it’s called “Claws” where she guards her heart with claws. That is one of my favorite poems :). You’re a beautiful women inside and out. I love you my Rose 😉 ❤️
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Awwww, I’m melting! You have a favorite poem of mine! Sweetest girl, I treasure your lovely comments and love you so. 😘⛄️🎄❤️
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You have no idea how much I admire you!
You’re a gift. I’m so glad we’ve connected. Hope you have a great weekend, Rose ❤️😉
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Thank you. Right back to you, Carisa!! Have a wonderful weekend, too! ❤️ 💛 💙 💜
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