A LIVING TOMB

A LIVING TOMB

A Poem by andrew mitchell

From within the cocoon
Never sleeping under the moon,
A new world is being born
And the ugliness of the past will all be gone.
Having a network of fibres silken made
And of colours: yellow, cream, or jade
Inside, something is taking shape,
Bound tightly so there's no escape.
Giving protection from the elements outside,
All for the fragility of what's inside.
And like a living mummy encased in gold;
A butterfly of grace will eventually unfold
To bestow on the world it's simplicity and splendour
A fairytale ending, thanks to the creator.

© 2015 andrew mitchell


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Added on March 6, 2015
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andrew mitchell
andrew mitchell

adelaide, Australia



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