Song of The Butterfly Dragonfly No 3: AABB

Poet's Notes

(Show)

Become a Premium Member and post notes and photos about your poem like Hilo Poet.

Poetic Form: Crown of Sonnets: Couplet
Inspired: 2023 December 29
Image: Rhyothemis fuliginosa by Wikispecies

Most times people just see them as yucky,
or other times they might just have the key
to the Butterfly Dragonfly dressed blues
East Asia, the oriental choo choo's.
Mind you that this one pulls more D less B,
it bears a light-scattering property,
affects the wing's color variances,
trends from blue to gold, most curiousness.
Although, they hold their born pigmentation
a wingspan iridescent blue-liken.
Spots on their hindwings I.D. their sexes,
patterned wings I.D. their partners, no ex's.
Diet be flyers, mosquitoes, preferred.
Mountains, and forest, but wetlands, favored.

Post Comments

Poetrysoup is an environment of encouragement and growth so only provide specific positive comments that indicate what you appreciate about the poem. Negative comments will result your account being banned.

Please Login to post a comment

Silent One

Date: 12/29/2023 11:55:00 AM

I do not see them as yucky, lovely creatures buzzing around.. You described them really well in your sonnet.. are these the guys who kill the male after mating? vicious things lol... as always your rhymes are awesome... Aloha

Hilo Poet
Date: 12/29/2023 4:07:00 PM

Ah, in a Crown of Sonnets (COS) I chose the first one being that 'twas a charm and not bothered knowing of the rest (COSs) anywho, it pans out this way, the last line of the previous sonnet will be the start line of the next sonnet hence the Crown's piggy-back setup. Ergo, you read the previous sonnet 'The End' line. (Continue--->

Hilo Poet
Date: 12/29/2023 4:06:00 PM

<---Continue) I failed to make it as nonsensical or as plausible but the cast of characters doesn't agree with the storyline because it's not theirs, anyhow, to your Q&A: 'Praying Mantis', I know what to do now, a bit of finesse, a bitter end, to my panache or humdrum, --curtains. Aloha w/much thanks, William