The Art of Woo

The Art of Woo

photography by / Stefan Beutler

 

 

I was never a pearl kind of girl.

Always wore jeans

with holes in the knees.

                                      I’m not beyond giving flowers to.                                      

Give me a man who still can woo.

 

Reviews

[willweb]

I wonder anymore if that is even something anyone considers...can you text woo? Whatever happened to opening doors, telling her how beautiful she looks, having a rose delivered when she least expects it, writing her a poem...whatever happened to romance? Here's hoping all of your days are filled with woo and romance.

[Kelly Scheppers]

"Woo" is everything you mentioned above, Will...with a little emphasis on the unexpected. Just think of what you would do to win the love of someone you love!

[Tom]

Just what is the femme form of chivalry, I'm too lazy this Friday afternoon to go look up, though I do belive this beautiful brevity comes close in good old fashioned, romantic brevity, kudos Kelly! 😋

And what a stunning picture atop this alluring write!

[Kelly Scheppers]

You know, you're the only one who has mentioned the photo. I fell in love with it the moment I saw it. I wanted something romantic. I got it! Thanks so much, Tom!

[Coyote Poetry]

Dear Kelly. We need someone to woo us. I tell the young ones. We must excite the mind first than the body. Thank you for sharing the outstanding poetry my dear friend.
Coyote

[Kelly Scheppers]

That's some very sage advice, John. I believe it could apply as well for some of us grown-ups. Thank you!

[Coyote Poetry]

You are welcome dear Kelly.

[DIVYA]

Dear Kelly,

At the outset, I simply adored the title of the poem, as the word, 'woo' is so similar in sound to 'voodoo' and woo and voodoo both involve magic....Its amazing!

The poem presents a beautiful challenge. A man who still has the art of woo. Thinking about it, I feel that if such men have become a rarity, its solely because the cards are now stacked against them. We women wanted equality, we got it. We cannot have it both ways, perhaps...? But that's just my view. I loved the poem absolutely and your words will stay with me.

[Kelly Scheppers]

I'm a strong advocate for a man who wants to honor a woman and treat her like a lady. May it never become a lost art. Thank you so much, Divya!

[jacob erin-cilberto]

nice to see there are still women who want to be wooed.
Casual is good, no expectations is good.
But let a man be a man...it's his nature to give to the one he cares about.
and flowers are one way to express that.
nothing like jeans with holes in the knees....love them, and this poem.

[Kelly Scheppers]

It's good to know chivalry is alive and well. Thank you, Jacob!

[Pete]

sounds like a wine and candles sort of girl. soft and telling. she's romantic, delicate, strong, independent and knows what she wants! ... :)

[Kelly Scheppers]

Very good...and very sweet! Thank you, Pete!

[Einstein Noodle]

woo woo woo woo woo!!!! :)))))))))) delightful little poem .. lovely soft and sensual .. i recall the "regular" kind of gall from an expanded version of this somewhere back in the mist .. thanks for sharing Legs .. such a warm glow i receive in reading
E.

[Kelly Scheppers]

I'd be willing to bet - you can woo like nobody has ever wooed before!! Lol, am I right, or am I right? Thank you, darlin'!

[Einstein Noodle]

well ... let me ask her ................... and her .......and oh .. can't forget her! :))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))) .. just kidding of course .. you are the best Legs! i enjoy our friendship .. right here at the Café

[W. Barrett Munn]

Nice, Kelly.
I like the way you used indentations-reminds me of Pound’s poetry, like asides spoken to the audience.

Winston

[Kelly Scheppers]

I think it makes a more polished look, too. Thank you, Winston!

[Lorry]

But surely all men wuv woo Kelly! 😊

[Kelly Scheppers]

...lol, awww, how sweet! Thank you, dear Lorry!

[Lorry]

Works every time. I still got it 😊

[Linda Marie Van Tassell]

The first line is ingrained in my mind, has been for years. It's sad that "woo" has to be an art, since so few seem to practice it anymore. Worse, they woo for a short while and then seemingly forget the art of woo. Love this!

[Kelly Scheppers]

I was impressed you remembered after so many years! Thank you, Linda!