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Poem By Think in the Morning: Micpapalotl

Poem By Think in the Morning: Micpapalotl

by Think In The Morning | Sep 6, 2019 | Words | 4 comments

In remembrance of Francisco Toledo [REVISED] Micpapalotl (The Black Witch Moth) In Oaxaca the rains end lateIn the Fall and thoughts turnTo life and death and fateAnd to what we might learn About death from the deadWhen they come to visitAs it is often saidThey do. ...

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