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Moth

I am supposed to compliment

your beauty,

your bark brown wings and

perfect form,

your delicate legs and

slender body

 

I am supposed to praise

your grace in flight,

your swiftness

and your speed

 

I am supposed to compare you to

the softness

of an autumn blanket,

the silent beauty

of a silver moon,

the rush, then stillness,

of a changing wind.

 

But when you landed on my arm,

you tiny beautiful being,

 

You scared the crap out of me.

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Written by
kayla-knight
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Published
Oct 10, 2010
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© 2010 by Kayla Knight

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