Beauty Caterpillar Poems

A soft mist clings to the horizon
A lazy sun bleeding through it
Seeping into the fading darkness

A yellow-orange streak darts
Across the silence of the pond
Shouting to...

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I crawl slowly to my destination
sometimes it may feel an eternity
As time stands still

In a standstill of time
I feel odd
Not sure what my body is...

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Cocoon of silk the caterpillar spins
Intricately lovely a work of art
This is the moment change begins
Metamorphose will surely start
Magical chrysalis full of life
One day a...

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I
In a way, He cannot enjoy the physical world
Fallen Eden or Fallen Earth, though he gave them birth
So he grows eyes where caterpillars have legs
But...

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He ate one apple, then two pears,
Three plums and, likely, unawares,
Four strawberries, then what came next?
Five oranges, as per the text.

Not finished, there was chocolate...

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Your transition is a miracle 
A Divine orchestrated Oracle 
Like the ever-changing caterpillar 
Metamorphosed into a butterfly 

 Graceful and Beautiful
 Bright and Colourful 
Gracefully...

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Intricate patterns hide beneath the surface
Waiting to be found by someone
Observant enough to see 
the beauty they can bring

Simple yet beautiful, 
They bring joy to...

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That this here
Precious caterpillar
Wiggle, waggle, jiggle
Me, myself, spy-ing
Peeping, prying
All around in green leafy 
Looking at its wormy body 
Quivering in tottery 
Gandering at lovely 
Floating,...

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Caterpillar falls.

The dawn from drunk consciousness,
awakes from the darkness of night.
An eagle stares at the back of wind,
then floats downstream till the current ends,
and dips...

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inching down a leaf
you nibble voraciously …
time for your afternoon nap

hanging from a twig
wrapped in a pure silk blanket
metamorphosis occurs

butterfly hatches
wings unfold in warm sunshine
dazzling...

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The caterpillar,
Who spends half of its life
Bound to the ground,
Or clinging to a leaf,
Spins a cocoon and  falls asleep,

But who, can you tell me,
When...

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Down the bottom of the garden, amongst your vegetable patch
my entry to this world, from a larvae did I hatch, no bigger than a tip...

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