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Flutter By
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Ephemeral observations meet spiritual resilience in B. Miller's poetry debut, Flutter By, composed over the past four years. Perspectives on life's torments and absurdities are starkly confronted, with some solace sprinkled in. This collection is for anyone at the intersection of the abyss and God's caress.
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II ~
Flutter By
The Creator completed the world.
He asked Creationās creatures
where best to place the source of
Love
and everything else good
in life.
The dust mite went first.
It figured itād be a clever move
to position this gift somewhere under upholstery
where human skin cells could nourish
pursued legacies.
The lioness digressed and said
it should be the outcome of courageous endeavours.
The white-headed woodpecker ruffled its feathers:
āI disagree, it should be
put in the trunk of oneās Family Tree,
a stem of hereditary qualities
in self-righteous succession.ā
The opossum opposed this:
āIt makes most sense to leave it for
those who can build the most sheltered,
safe world
for themselves.ā
The sea pangolin
put forth its perspective:
āThe fountainhead is perfect for those
who journey to the surface.
Where else would you
expect treasure?ā
The bearded collie deemed
all the above folly,
since the good could only be
sequestered in passionate gestures
of camaraderie.
āThese,ā said the Almighty, āare all fine ideas,
but theyāre all far too
Easy
to find, to vie for.ā
The Flutterby flittered near
and stood its spindly legs on the veins
of a lifeless leaf.
āI spend quite a bit of time
in stomachs that ache
from the mistaken search, in vain,
for th...
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- Title Page
- I .
- II ~
- III ;
- IV Ę3