Photo: http://www.fanpop.com Dianna Rigg as Emma Peel in the Avengers.
“She slept with wolves without fear, for the wolves knew a lion was among them.” R.M. Drake
I was not in control,
your words caught in my mouth
teasing sensibilities,
breaking the rules,
a dangerous energy
so fragile
I hesitated,
catching glimpses,
not without risk,
you were trouble,
and I was adrift,
but by that time
you were my hero.
©Paul Vincent Cannon
Paul, pvcann.com
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I loved that series!!
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I miss it. Dated now in its execution, but I had hope for another dose.
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It’s okay to be dated. Some of those contraptions were funny.
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Yes, I remember in some of the early Dr. Who The cardboard scenery moved.
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Don’t you love those old props? Such fun to see.
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Absolutely
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Caught in her web.
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O well and truly, Stockholm Syndrome 🙂
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Of all places, why does it have to be Stockholm it is named after?
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Lol, I guess Limpopo might not do it, 🙂 but I know what you mean, I’ve pondered that too, but apparently that’s where the research was done.
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🙂
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I think this speaks to the experience of many of us.
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Creeps up on you if you’re not aware. Thank you Liz.
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It certainly does. You’re welcome, Paul.
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Emma — what a woman! She was my hero too (even though my parents never let me watch her) 😄
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Parents … funny lot. Mine went out a lot so I got to watch on my own. Some say it was neglect on their part, but I thought it was fantastic 🙂
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I’ll bet! 🤣
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Risk and reward…..
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Tread very carefully 🙂
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Delectable trouble!
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Yes, but beware. 🙂
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Interesting.
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Good work. Love Emma Peel and Steed. Seeing the serie again after so many years. A breath of fresh air and bowler hats…
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I also have fond memories of Lumley in a bowler too.
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Not sure I remember her in that series. I remember we saw a few episodes when we lived in Kenya. Heavily censored for sex and violence. So Mrs Peel’ hand on Steed’s chest was a no-no. And all the fights were cut out. 🤣
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Not too much left 🙂
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Indeed. Some Star Trek episodes lasted 30′.
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Yes, it always seemed to go fast.
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😉
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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A very interesting poem. Returned some memories. Also to the Italian hit “Lupo di lana”. 😉
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Thank you so much Michael.
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I love this
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Nice blog! Check out mine!
https://themysticwagon.wordpress.com/2020/06/11/the-risk-fowc/
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Thanks
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