In Remembrance (standard:poetry, 73 words)
Author: Lori	Added: Apr 29 2008	Views/Reads: 2599/2	Story vote: 0.00 (0 votes)
A poem to remember Pavel Friedman and his "Last Butterfly." You may have died in 1942. But, you will always be remember by your amazing poetry!

In Remembrance 

~ 

Fragments form, 

take shape. 

The picture 

is the escape. 

~ 

Butterflies used to abound. 

You saw them everywhere. 

Now they're nowhere around. 

Thanks to a yellow one 

we remember one that left the ground. 

~ 

Fly high insect of color. 

Wear your paint proud. 

Don't let anyone 

make you feel bowed. 

Stand and face life as it comes. 

Then soar off into the clouds. 

© April 23, 3008 by Lori


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