A moth making love
to the dire sublime
of lightning strike
or candle flame
or impotent light bulb
traversing the eons
with this energy
for dying again
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by Richard Fenton Sederstrom / May 19th, 2019
A moth making love
to the dire sublime
of lightning strike
or candle flame
or impotent light bulb
traversing the eons
with this energy
for dying again
This article was posted on Sunday, May 19th, 2019 at 8:02am and is filed under Poetry.
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