and two tortoise-shelled butterflies erupted
from the dandelions, their enormous wings
took up and exfoliated the sky with a smudge
afforded from the center of a secret and mercurial world, as a strand of hair from the abbess shuttered as she swung-shut the door.
wrote three stanzas's for the fall canto last night laying in bed before falling asleep, make that sixty, and only forty to go.
going through the 40 plus, short poems I wrote 5 years ago about a guy I was having romantic feelings for , I haven't talked with him since then and don't have those tendencies anymore.
I've written five stanzas this morning, and they evolved from the stanzas I wrote about chopping down a tree earlier in this week, into meeting an abbess of a church and it is slightly sexual in a way.
honestly I've been having a delight writing this poem this entire last year.


