(for Tranessa)
Fly butterflies,
with wind and wings!
with wind and wings!
Peacocks all preen
their jewel-toned feathers.
their jewel-toned feathers.
See my dance,
in this rain?
This!
In dance, my sea feathers!
Jewel-toned – there –
preen all peacock’s wings
preen all peacock’s wings
and wind with flies.
Flutter by!
POETIC FORM: PALINDROME
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Pen's Ink 