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I espied the wisps, whisper with their lips, quivering their golden hips, orbiting blooming tulips, to provoke me, with their quips. Taking out an old crock, stalking behind a rock, I trailed those glowing beetles, whiffing the fragrance of myrtles, skipped across the backyard, to catch the fireflies, flitting haphazard, Humming and buzzing, I could hear, with luminous insects tickling my ear. Losing my faith, I turned back home followed by an unknown kith, adventuresome; He sat on my finger, glimmering with radiance wish he did linger, while I stood hypnotised, under nature’s brilliance.
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Jun 3, 2014
Jun 3, 2014 at 4:44 AM UTC
THE FLUORESCENT FIREFLY
I espied the wisps, whisper with their lips, quivering their golden hips, orbiting blooming tulips, to provoke me, with their quips. Taking out an old crock, stalking behind a rock, I trailed those glowing beetles, whiffing the fragrance of myrtles, skipped across the backyard, to catch the fireflies, flitting haphazard, Humming and buzzing, I could hear, with luminous insects tickling my ear. Losing my faith, I turned back home followed by an unknown kith, adventuresome; He sat on my finger, glimmering with radiance wish he did linger, while I stood hypnotised, under nature’s brilliance.
arvind-srinivasan
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Jun 3, 2014
Jun 3, 2014 at 4:44 AM UTC
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