the flower may curse <br />the caterpillar at first glance <br />consuming its leaves <br />greedily <br />rushing for the next stage <br />of its life <br /> <br />then the silence of the cocoon <br />where the flower <br />doubts <br /> <br />and then the excitement <br />of the birth <br />of the yellow butterfly <br /> <br />the hope of the flower <br />and when <br />the flying begins <br />the flower unfolds <br />blooms <br /> <br />and the consortium begins <br />the nectar flows <br /> <br />and the flower <br />turns into another fruit <br />back <br />to its seed form <br />as the butterfly <br />nears its span <br />like a glimpse<br /><br />RIC S. BASTASA<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/the-little-cycle-of-the-flower-and-the-caterpillar/
