Duet of Butterflies by Maki Starfield, John W. Sexton

a poetic dialogue on "butterflies"

Duet of butterflies

Irish poet John W. Sexton and Japanese poetess Maki Starfield had a poetic dialogue on "butterflies".
The butterfly is a symbolic of liberty of life, and they contributed poems in subtitles "The fate of butterflies" "The fight of butterflies" " by John W. Sexton, and "The daance of butterflies""The dream of butterflies" by Maki Starfield.
They projected their the other self freely and let them wing. And the struggle in real situation, they are not so weak but rather strong with ambition and aspiration. The style of poems including haiku are fantastic.

Genre: POETRY / General

Secondary Genre: POETRY / Haiku

Language: English

Keywords: butterflies, bali, elephants, irish, japanese, western, haiku, atman

Word Count: 10000

Sample text:

Elephant Riding

 

 

I experienced elephant riding in Thailand for the first time

Raising his nose, the elephant opened the sweaty nose widely

Just before I was about to leave

I put the money in the nostrils at once.

The elephant took it and handed it to his master.

 

Obeying him, the elephant just carried the next customer

and started walking out

Held by the reins by his master

The elephant doesn’t think about running away from him

 

Goodbye

This is the first time I met him, and I should think I will not meet him again

But I don’t need any kiss from him

 

Goodbye

 

 


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Already translated. Translated by Pedro Danilo
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