Ladybird

Pray tell haven't you heard Of a well known legend named Lady Bird Whom, they say, never ever spoke a word Soon after she became one of the undead In the midst of an ominous moon blood red She sported a halo above her head When she awoke from her dreams Upon her back she'd sprouted wings To fly away from all the evil things Feathers of down like a blanket of snow Glistening petals so icy and cold While all around her aura aglow She carries a lantern in her claw Looking around in majestic awe And marveled at all that she saw As she set out to fly on her own Gracefully she carries her hollow bones Singing the silent yet deafening tones Among all there is to see She flies about unhindered and free If she closes her eyes and just Believes copyright by Scarlett Sepulvado Anderson
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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