Tuesday 23 October 2012

BUTTERFLY:



Born one dewy day of golden morn,
Of tiny larvaed brain & soft wet wing,
Quivering damp upon petalled dawn,
 Gentle Butter-yellow & without a sting.

Soft as dark night´s flickering candle flame,
A mere darting of golden dusk´s sunbeam,
Flutter by butterfly, light in colour & name,
Flittering & fluttering skimming forest stream.

A long lost song echoing on summer breeze,
 Exit written on pages of moonbeam´s milk,
As unheard as the soft thistle´s elfin sneeze,
Of fleeting wishes, departing on wing of silk.

Kissing petals of lilacs & of the blood red rose,
You are but a satin whisper for just a single day,
On night´s encroaching, you sit in death´s repose,
Within petalled-folded wing, you bid farewell & pray.

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