Edith's Marbled White

We know from studies ...

The butterflies

have their territory further

northward spread.

It passes ...

Escorted

you

fanfares game

seahorses.

They only saw the reflection ...

Laterally

contemporaneous

by the fishes.

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Published on Tuesday, February 12, 2013. Filed under: "Poetry"

Poem 20 - Book 11 of 15 - At the Times When I Woke Up & Myself Like the Lemmings Should Behave â€“ 2. Metaphor Machine -

Comments on "Edith's Marbled White"

On Wednesday, February 13, 2013, Stephanie Sideways (276) wrote:

I saw an ocean, to travel across, literally, or as an obstacle. This is because of sea horses and fish mentioned, giving impression of movement and fluidity. The idea of spreading far and wide Also, making people notice by use of the word fanfare, but also linking the idea of fanning wings....... fluttering, a sort of ripple effect, spreading. . wings are a reflecting of each other , and contemporaneous gives the impression that this is happening all over, reflected all over the country or even world. So I conclude it is about the spreading of an idea/ ideal / movement. As the butterfly is rather dull and live on scrubland, the movement or belief being spread may not be all that pretty, as it were.???? Or it could simply be about the adventures of a butterfly called Edith. :-) x x x
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