Blue Morpho

by Lioness   Jan 29, 2012


We would lay along
side each other,
upon the emerald grass
which had cosmic aroma of
the after rain

The clouds would sway
in the heavens above -
forming shapes of our
furry friends

I would gaze at you
with admiration -
the way your face would
immerse in sunlight
I could only describe
as immaculate

Our thoughts would often
intertwine like the branches
of a forest tree

and nothing has changed

Our hearts still dance
and flutter like
the wings of a
Blue Morpho

though...

lasting for an eternity

* A Blue Morpho is an absolutely gorgeous butterfly *

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  • 13 years ago

    by Bridges

    See, I had to smile. This is beautiful. You've captured the innocence of new love and the lines:

    and nothing has changed

    Our hearts still dance
    and flutter like
    the wings of a
    Blue Morpho

    though...

    lasting for an eternity

    just added onto how precious this poem really is. Afterall this time, it still feels new in a way. :)

    Butterflies in your heart and tummy that will last forever...That's so sweet. :3

  • 13 years ago

    by Innocent Fairy

    This is graceful and beautifully written I loved it it's so delightful with sweet nectar :) it amazing and the emotions shared with great imiagery,,fantastic job and nominated 5/5

  • 13 years ago

    by Karla

    Liz,

    This one special.Images are soothing. It reminded me of my friend in Canada.He refers to his 2 cats as furry friends. Loved it.

  • 13 years ago

    by TJ Arizona Eagle

    Your images are peaceful and serene. I felt relaxed as I read , so vividly written I could smell the rain.
    It flowed smoothly, a refreshingly beautiful write

  • 13 years ago

    by Jenni

    Oh thank you for the explaination! That does make sense :)

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