The END of My Poetic Exploits
The world turned around its orbit,
the Butterfly got a cage;
From now, his life will forever,
cease to be his stage.
He used to talk to mockingbirds,
he used to sing his line;
Mountains swayed to his rhythms,
fountains hummed his rhyme.
Down the lane of mellow marshmallows,
meandering between the pines;
Fluttering little red romantic wings,
could be heard like a chime.
He loved the sound of soft ripple,
from the sweet magic stream;
Little did he know his fairy was,
building a cage for him.
He wouldn’t try, he wouldn’t cry,
the battle he wouldn’t wedge;
from now on the little red Butterfly,
would die in his fairy’s cage!
Friday, October 12, 2007
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