Lovely Little Ladies

by Vegetable   Jul 13, 2006


When the first flowers were born
from drops of sun-kissed ice,
Ladybugs appeared.
Gathered outside my window
millions.
A field of red and black poppies
untouchable behind the glass.
For a month or so,
they only seemed to multiply
before they all disappeared.
The little ladies bodies,
I discovered on my window sill.
The once glistening patterned shells,
now weak and brittle.
Their six small legs tucked elegantly
under their bodies.
In dignified Peace they rest.

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  • 17 years ago

    by HOLLY ARMER

    High definition imagery! I love how you described everything so perfectly. Your words painted the perfect scene.
    I love this line:

    "A field of red and black poppies
    untouchable behind the glass."

    Even though the lady bugs died, you wrote about them with such perfection.
    Take care and keep it up~Holly

  • 17 years ago

    by Arcane Blondie

    Short sweet poem--I love it! Great imagery and flow--5/5 That is really creative [like Krissey said] to write about lady bugs---

  • 17 years ago

    by Krissey

    Great imagery in this poem! Thats so cute you write about lady bugs..I always see dead ones and flies in my window and I never thought about writing about them! What a creative mind you have! wonderful write!
    Krissey

  • 17 years ago

    by Nelle

    It was good, i kind of didn't understand it tho..maybe that is just me! it was kind of fuzzy in the sense that the point didn't come out to clear..but other then that i liked it, it was an interesting topic! great job

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