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Misery (Poem by Janiera Carr, Sketch by Grayson Gondi)
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Misery
Her mind forms clouds As the gentle breeze brings butterflies That take her to misery-- Drowning in thoughts of those That give her jitters and tingles.
Wings What did man do when they saw the first butterfly? Did they swat it away and break its wings like my dog, Or did they admire the stripes and colors on its back? When I first saw a butterfly, I’ve been told that I tried to eat it, the black and orange stripes Must have reminded me of the candy corn I had eaten during Halloween. Part of me Still remembers my mom’s screams As I tried to take a bite out of a tasty looking wing.
Great job, I really like how the poem changes feeling and tone so quickly!
ReplyDeleteGreat job, I really like how the poem changes feeling and tone so quickly! - Louise Sprunt
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