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A Dragon Fly
He came to rest
At first, I wasn’t sure
Was he here for a cure?
His wings shivered
He tried to take flight
My Chihuahuas quivered.
A Dragon Fly
Colors of a rainbow
Beauty dies.
Intensely, I watched
Hoping for the best
He just came to rest.
Deborah Ann Tornillo
Copyright, 2012
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| Reviewed by Ronald Hull |
5/31/2012 |
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That's okay. Your Chihuahuas were just being dogs. My Pomeranian, Jazz, was a great roach slayer. Unfortunately, Jazz was slain by a Labrador mix.
Besides, there is something sinister about dragonflies that I wrote about in a poem, too.
Ron |
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| Reviewed by John Domino |
5/30/2012 |
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Dragonflies spend most of their lives in the larva stage (up to three years, depending on the species). The adult, winged stage only lasts a few weeks. Mating is the primary reason for their winged stage. So when you see a winged dragonfly, you know it's toward the end of its lifespan. Sad but true. Love you!
John Michael |
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| Reviewed by La Belle Rouge Poetess Of The Heart |
5/30/2012 |
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| I love them, these tiny symbols of eternal life. Beautiful pen Deborah. |
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| Reviewed by William Bonilla |
5/29/2012 |
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an excellent write Deborah
I too once wrote about a Dragonfly
Tiled "The Dragonfly"
If You Get the Chance Please read it
My Dragonfly was very heplful to me
as she was dying.
Love & Peace be with you
William |
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| Reviewed by Budd Nelson |
5/29/2012 |
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Deborah,
we all have to rest some times, very interesting and well penned.
Budd |
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