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 Fragile spirits of spring moths
This place
is very intriguing.

This virtual palace of mine
is magical!

But I hate to see,
Before my many
Doors and windows,

Dying things!!

Frozen,

Immobile,

So very silent,
Young sparrows and babies of strayed cats
and shells of many a pigeon's egg and their hatch.

Death must happen,
I know!!
But life is very
beautiful!!!

If nasty hours can wait
just a little.

So I can build more stories
and write colorful poems
and help the poor and the injured.

So I can restore
deceitful equilibriums!

My own poetic way!

May be then
I can understand.....why?

Why did I
shed a shying tear?
When seeing a moth.

Flipped upside down.

A fragile soul residing in it,
Simply evaporated?

All that remained,
A flimsy sticky wings
and a tiny body.

It was
my last breath and casually
I dropped some warm ash
from a nasty cigar on it.
 


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