To a Butterfly
At paradisal leisure,
Your skyey wings, so gay,
Blaze with the heaven’s azure.
Just in an instant's dream
Stilled in the Eden’s blossom,
You’ll slip, a fleeting beam,
Off to the sun-vasts gladsome…
So beautiful and light,
You free our heart from care,
You taste a bloom’s delight
And soar, the bloom of air!
O beauty azure-winged,
So airy and endearing,
You call us, heaven-tinged,
To search a flight sky-daring —
You flitter so blithe
Above the earth in freedom
And call our hearts and eyes
Towards the skies’ blue kingdom…
O heaven’s beauty free,
Blue-winged, — from our crawling
Perhaps with you can we
Fly to the sky so calling?—
Ritam
18.12.11
Pareronia Valeria. Eng. Common Wanderer.
Photo location: The Himalayas (India)
See the photo in high resolution here:
http://www.ritam-art.com/BUTTERFLIES/i-cLZq4wc
My photo-poetical site: www.ritam-art.com
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http://www.stihi.ru/2011/07/19/2631
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