The Summer of the Mariposa

I swam into a dreamlike garden at the land of Phobos. Blue, pink and white Hydrangeas feel like wet silk upon touch. 

For tulips, showtime has long started - sea of white bulbs punctuates the land, reaching for the sky. 

A dragonfly is happily tapping it's toes on to a yellow flower. 

A daily visit of the devil's darning needle, maybe. 

Sun kisses the silk petals, wind blews and pollens shower a bunch. I go along with my peers, dancing into the rhythm of the wind. 

In the middle, a pond awaits those who are tired. We passed by to rest. I face my reflection and took a glance to the patterns nature cherish. 

My patterns, my friends patterns. Brown, white, yellow, red, orange and blue. 

These iridescent colors paint our wings. 


this is a poem I have written year 2024