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The Life of a Moth [Poem] Arts and Entertainment
From: ahe489q
19/2/17
An Asian Elephant lived to 77 years. A Hippopotamus lived to 61 years. A Chimpanzee
to 60 years. A Gorilla lived to 54 years. A Horse and a Bear 50 years. A Cat 38 years.
From: Miyuko
19/2/17
The moth and the butterflies are endeavour
One munches on flowers, the other eats clothes
If I have to chose, I'd rather pick neither.
Both have a purpose and unique behaviour…
From: RozaLux
22/2/17
The Moth is attracted to the light's flame...
The Butterfly is attracted to the delight of a scent...
The burn might kill its body - as it enjoys the flick.
Rosa 
- Edited 22 February 2017 14:58 by RozaLux
From: Myra (MKratz)
25/2/17
A day without sunshine is a day without butterfly.
A rainy day is a journey when moths hatch and fly…
- Edited 25 February 2017 22:16 by Myra (MKratz)
From: Blackwy
2/3/17
The day without sunshine is a day of flowing rain,
Certainly - a time to reflect for happier sunny days!
From: CaroWee
4/3/17
My grandmother always said:
"it you see a Moth, it might be a message from God"
I responded and told her:
"Why does God send me a message in such a tiny creature?"
She responded:
"He is sending you a message to tidy-up your room what better way to let you know that it's infested??"
From: Berylline
7/3/17
A moth can be unseen because of its camouflage,
it surely can live far longer if it goes without sabotage.
From: Blackwy
8/3/17
Your grandmother tricked you, with wise quotes...
To get your room tidy and your mind well confuses!
Blackwy 
From: Blackwy
8/3/17
So unseen today but seen tomorrow,
on a leaf or on a coat with a hole in sorrow...
Blackwy