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Moonflower

Night flower blossoming

Beneath the summer sky

Petal parasols unfurling

Throughout June and July

 

She was born under the moon

Nocturnal butterfly

Pollinated by pale moths

To live one day then die

 

Moonflower blooms in warmth

Her short season’s end nigh

Shriveling once the frost sets in

And conceding to the ice

 

Moonblossom rich in scent

A true pleasure to stand by

Her short-lived sweet fragrance

Would all surely vivify

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Written by
lifeasalyric
Oklahoma City
Published
Mar 1, 2021
Lines·Words
16·70
Notes

This poem was written in 2020.

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#moon#flower#moonflower#daisy#sweet#ice#warmth#moths#butterfly#petals
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