Saturday, 25 September 2021

One Poem by Howie Good


 

Crown of Creation

 

Today I saw two butterflies mate in mid-air,

the male clasping the female to his underbody

as they flew bright circles around me, and now

I think I know why they’re called monarchs.




Howie Good is the author of the prose poetry collection FAMOUS LONG AGO, forthcoming from Laughing Ronin Press.



 

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