Member Poem

Féileacán
By
Valkyrie Kerry

Mariposa; two winged pairs taking flight,
Farfalla with symmetry, sprite needs love!
Borboleta sings, howling through the night,
Schmetterling’s sweet cry, a lone single dove.
Papillon sprayed rouge, glorious to sight,
Butterfly lady, swooping above.

Mariposa; lone wolf gliding above,
Farfalla, restless. Needing, feeling flight!
Borboleta crushed, a fairy formed dove,
Schmetterling nymph girl seeks blood of life night.
Papillon a life desolate of love,
Butterfly sucking man’s life juice; dark sight.

Man enslaved below, suffering in sight,
Downtrodden by elitism above!
Working land with rough hand, dreaming of flight!
Ivory tower, home of the red dove,
A blight on the land, lair to the creature’s night,
From her magical tower she spies love.

Reprimanded unfairly without love,
They banish him from their callous, cruel sight!
In emerald forests he searches above,
There a mythical creature takes her flight.
He does not resist the insatiable dove,
As he arms wrap tight, and they fly at night.

Mariposa, carries him home at night,
Farfalla wraps shining wings about love,
Borboleta sips blood, his soul takes flight,
Schmetterling merges with her love above!
Papillon and man; formidable sight,
Butterfly demon, magnificent dove.

Mariposa loves man, man adores his dove,
Farfalla unwanted, banished in the night,
Borboleta discarded for her love,
Schmetterling, his dream, away from man’s sight.
Papillon and man, love cocooned above,
Butterfly for love, can no more take flight.

From his kind took flight, loving his red dove,
Cocooning her love, sleep eternal night,
Passionate sight, in the tower above.