Comment from Sandra du Plessis

Excellent

A very well-written fun and humorous story about the days when daughters were protected by their parents against lovers who tempted their daughters to play in the hay for fun and giggles.

 Comment Written 26-Sep-2020

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reply by the author on 26-Sep-2020

Thank you for the thoughtful response and stars, Sandra. Have a lovely day. Nancy:) 😊👌

Comment from Cindy Decker

Excellent

Nancy,
This is such a beautiful story in the Irish tradition.
I love the vernacular used,
and the ending is stellar.
Excellent work, Nancy.
Have a good weekend,
Cindy

 Comment Written 26-Sep-2020

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reply by the author on 26-Sep-2020

Thank you for the splendid response to my poem and the lovely stars, Cindy. You have a good weekend too. Nancy:) 😉👍

Comment from lyenochka

Excellent

So nothing happened but she got a husband out of it? I hope that Finn turned out to be a good husband and well trained to keep away from too much whisky and gin. Lol.

 Comment Written 26-Sep-2020

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reply by the author on 26-Sep-2020

And women! LOL Thanks for the stellar review and stars, Helen. Have a wonderful weekend my friend. Nancy:)😊💖

Comment from Mistydawn

Excellent

I loved this little tale. Your dialogue was perfect, made it a fun read. The poor guy being shamed for something she claims he didn't do. Your picture is cute, perfect for the poem.

 Comment Written 25-Sep-2020

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reply by the author on 26-Sep-2020

Thanks for the thoughtful review and generous stars, Dawn. Have a nice weekend. Nancy:) 😊👍

Comment from amada

Excellent

This is a very nice poem-teaser. I cheer for the wise Rancher's Daughter. This poem is very different to what you usually write; congratulations for having that versatility. I wish you well in your writings.

 Comment Written 25-Sep-2020

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reply by the author on 26-Sep-2020

Thanks for the lovely review and stars, Amada. Have a great weekend. 😃💖

Comment from Loren .

Excellent

Ha,ha,ha! The lads put one over the whole town and even the handsome Whiskey Runner. Hmmm, makes me wonder why he didn't remember not touching those knickers, oh well, I wish them both the best and raise my glass of laugher to their health. Loren

 Comment Written 25-Sep-2020

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reply by the author on 26-Sep-2020

Thanks for the awesome review and stars:) Loren. Have a pleasant weekend my friend. 😊✨

Comment from Bill Schott

Excellent

This story poem, The Rancher's Daughter, tells a tale of a tryst and a dad with an aim for denying a boy named Finn a dalliance with his daughter.

 Comment Written 25-Sep-2020

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reply by the author on 25-Sep-2020

Thank you for reading and commenting on the poem, Bill. Have a nice day. Nancy:)

Comment from roof35

Exceptional

This is expertly written and has a cute twist at the end. I salute your talent for the dialect. Your illustration pairs well. It is simply very well done.

 Comment Written 25-Sep-2020

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reply by the author on 25-Sep-2020

Thank you for the awesome review and six stars, Judy! So happy you like the poem. xxx Nancy:)

Comment from Pantygynt

Excellent

I loved the blarney from half a dozen years ago. A most enjoyable tale of a seduction that never quite got off the ground. you can't trust those salesmen you know.

 Comment Written 25-Sep-2020

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reply by the author on 25-Sep-2020

I know and she knew and so did her Pa. LOL Thanks for the review and stars, Jim. Have a terrific day! Nancy:)

Comment from Neonewman

Excellent

Wow! I absolutely loved the flow of this masterfully-crafted piece you have delivered, my friend. The first word "were" Is this a manner of speaking meant for time travel? Just curious.
Awesome share, thank you.
God bless
Steve

 Comment Written 25-Sep-2020

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reply by the author on 25-Sep-2020

'Twere as in 'Twas. LOL Thank you very much for the delightful review and stars, Steve. Nancy:)

reply by Neonewman on 25-Sep-2020

Awesome! I thought it might be a far reach on time travel, but it works as well. My pleasure.

reply by the author on 25-Sep-2020

Smiles.:)))