And who was Daisy May? The movie page says “a delicious and hot country gal who’s dying to discover the secrets of hillbilly humping – and so much more”. So much more, for sure, as I see a part of myself separated from the other, lost in the woods.
When did I lose myself, and get entangled in the world around me? Responsibilities, commitments, the pursuit of excellence in every venture and proving my worth in the immediate environment. But there was something that I could have excelled in, with much less effort, because it was so ‘me’. And I left it behind.
This picture has ignited the past, and an urge to reconnect with my lost self. Yes, words and thoughts stimulate me, beyond the emails and messages that comprise my life. There you go, baby! A writer is born today.
Inspired by FFAWC -101st Challenge – Week of February 7th
Reena Saxena 
Daisy May must have kicked up some dust.
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Hooray for writing! It takes you wherever and whenever you want to be. A delightful and totally different take.
My story is called Daisy May
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I almost based my story on that film but I wasn’t sure an X-rated movie would strike the right tone for what I wanted to express.
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I know nothing about the film. Just Googled the name to see a page. Later, I learnt that it is a automobile brand. The only thing that captivated me was the missing half.
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Thanks! Your profile pic is so cute! I gave raised a similar looking one called FM, coz she would sing.
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That’s great! She lost herself for awhile but she finally found herself again and the writer that is in her! Great story Reena!
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Hurray for a writer being born 🙂 it is amazing how ideas come from nowhere. Love the nostalgic tone.
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Thank you so much! And yes, the ideas come from nowhere. We feel like a medium conveying something. Maybe, it was a dormant part within us.
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I didn’t read the title, so the tone of this piece became more nostalgic and determined than I’d thought it would. For me, it had an overall need for self-actualization that kept me intrigued. Great job!
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Thanks! It was indeed a search for self actualization
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