Butterflies Are Pinned Poem by Francie Lynch

Butterflies Are Pinned



The three-legged stool
Wobbles, and I have sat
Waiting to be knocked
As one tumbles a tall
Statue and proclaims
Freedom from tyranny.
Me, a demi-god,
That fed manna
For your desert sojourn
On wind-swept dunes,
Following car tracks
And the fore-prints of
Your elders.

Lift the virgin veil,
Smile at your betrothed,
Seal it with a ring.
Masters are butterflies pinned
To corkboard,
With translucent harlequin colors.
These high towers,
And stools,
Give one
Insightful perspectives.
The Monarchs
Have left for Mexico.

Monday, February 16, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: butterflies,butterfly,car,desert,freedom,government,love,master,mexico ,monarchy
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Francie Lynch

Francie Lynch

Monaghan, Ireland
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