Dead Men and Butterflies

Tony Grannell

Dead men and butterflies
never make a sound.
The flutter of a presence
o'er a dead man's ground.

 

Buried in the darkness,
hidden 'neath the soil.
Succumbing to the quietness
is a dead man's toil.

 

In death in escaping
on a verse of flight.
A poesy of piety
meriting the quiet.

 

Into eternity,
in silence adorned.
The poetry of butterflies
where the dead men mourned.

 

Quietly o'er the sorrows,
the evermore bound.
For dead men and butterflies
never make a sound.

  • Author: Tony Grannell (Offline Offline)
  • Published: March 15th, 2017 03:45
  • Category: Unclassified
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Comments2

  • Goldfinch60

    Beautiful write.

    • Tony Grannell

      Hello Goldfinch60, Delighted you found this one beautiful and I do thank you very much. Regards, Tony.

    • Christina8

      This is a beautiful write. Wonderful rhyme and rhythm,

      • Tony Grannell

        Hello Christina, Your lovely response is so very much appreciated. Regards, Tony.



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