Flutterby Poem by Stephen Brian Brady
Flutterby
resplendent
a secret of that chic saloon
she lately had emerged from her cocoon
for 'painted-lady's' beauty care
now reflexing in the nail-bar
at a corner of the square
indulged her sensuality
summoning fritillaries
colour-charts of butterflies
which zigged and zagged across the sky
and Emperors and Monarchs came
with flower-heads
and magnums of champagne
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5/2/2024 4:10:04 PM # 1.0.0.1119
I saw your title and immediately thought of butterflies. Sure enough, you have some in your poem. I enjoyed reading it. Please read my poem BUTTERFLY OF DEATH. Thanks.