BUTTERFLYA Poem by Roger TurgeonWas just watching one flyButterfly The butterfly silently claps its wings Those amazingly bright, colorful things Stopping at every plant and flower Taking in the sweet, passing by the sour Borne on the wind and erratic in flight Like the spiral of a broken string kite Yet the rush and the gusts do not derail Any butterfly from its nectar trail Flowing not bending to forces unseen Driven by instinct and senses so keen No sign that it’s here, no sign that it’s gone Leaving its mark like the sun on the dawn There’s no place to go for one to inquire How can something so short-lived inspire? Yet butterflies give us courage to cope Leaving us sated with love, faith and hope © 2014 Roger TurgeonReviews
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AuthorRoger TurgeonNHAboutPoet, painter, collector of unusual objects, taker of lonely pictures, hypnotherapist. I write poetry for all emotional occasions though the majority seem to focus on depression and romance. Now I.. more..Writing
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