Born To Be Free Poem by Manonton Dalan

Born To Be Free

Rating: 4.0


chasing dragonfly on the prairie
brings back so much fun for me
there was i tumble; mudded face
slide to the shrubs with bruises
laughters i heard a faint away
grass in my ears; looks funny

i love it when they’re flying high
so as women’s dress, they aren’t shy
showing their love, makes me sigh
and when they’re flying so low
a sure sign they’re letting me know
a monsoon will come; river flow

and when they settle on branches
rubbing their feet, nibbling munches
sometimes they do piggyback ride
having sex; they don’t like to hide
laying eggs on twigs by the pond
soon will fall; swim round and round

and when they stop swimming
on submerge twig upright clinging
metamorphose with silvery wings
twilight; a time to test their wings
as birds, bats come foraging, a frenzy
so much to share; many will be free

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Gi Galen 31 August 2008

The image, adjusts and creates mood …

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Greenwolfe 1962 18 August 2008

This is a delightful story that is told. I am not a scientist or a biologist so Il have to take this as is. But if it is such, then the writer has performed a beautiful service. The focus never leaves to imply some broader meaning. GW62

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Manonton Dalan

Manonton Dalan

virginia, usa
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