... and why?
(2) why does she talk about cocoons? What Will they keep safe? what will become of them?
I wish that I could wrap my words. Around each fleeting thought. That flits and flutter thought my mind.a moth that won't be caught.if only it would light awhile.and rest its restless wings, I'd wrest the word to weave cocoons to hold such lovely things as poetry and lyrics to the tunes that float through time and touch the hearts of all who hear with magic in their rhymes
Please answer the questions after reading this poem. (1) what does the poet compere her thoughts to?
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- 3+ months ago by Siddiqullah
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- poem, reading, wish, poet, talk, thought, question, wrap, answer, word
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There is no answer as there are so many possible ways of looking st it and it depends on how you feel at theta time to what you see when you read the poem... I see that people need to remember our biggest enemy is the person we meet when we die... which is who we wish we had been!!