Monday 5 May 2014

BUGS:


Wings of filigreed fripperies & frilly lace,

Tiny little features & wild bug-eyed face,

Of hardened nut-shell, twig, stick & leaf,

Hiding quietly beneath petal´s furled sheaf.

 

Flitting, droning, buzzing, creeping, flying,

Or softly as moonlight upon breezes, sighing,

Velvet talcumed wings, of butterfly & moth,

Small dainty creatures, spun in satin cloth.

 

Spiny, ugly, barbing, with proboscis stinging,

Buzzing past hued rainbows, swiftly winging,

With antennas, feelers, smooth, hard or hairy,

Spiders webbed, vermin, deemed always scary.

 

Weaving, building tiny nests & silken secret webs,

A place to bury eggs & to hide their tiny heads,

Keeping away, from man´s swat, slap & boot,

Human’s whim decided, by debate & unfair moot.

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