Leaving Cocoon In That Room Poem by O Anna Niemus
Leaving Cocoon In That Room
The blue light of Spirit
filled that church's nave.
Approaching it
transformed was the knave.
Leaving his cocoon
in that room
he emerged a butterfly.
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: butterfly,leaving
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8/26/2026 12:52:09 PM # rel_20260826T082754Z_99b456e
Subtley stated. Been there, haven't really done that. Have you?