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    Fly an Anthology of Poetry
    Fly an Anthology of Poetry
    Fly an Anthology of Poetry
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    Fly an Anthology of Poetry

    By Elise Pullen

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    Did you know reading can help save butterflies?


    Fly is an anthology of poetry with four contest winners and over fifteen contributors. The book was composed with the goal to help butterflies, more specifically monarch butterflie

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHey Hey Books, LLC
    Release dateSep 26, 2023
    ISBN9798218227593
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      Fly an Anthology of Poetry - Elise Pullen

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      FLY: AN ANTHOLOGY OF POETRY

      Copyright © 2023 by Hey Hey Books, LLC

      All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means—electronic, mechanical, photocopy, recording, or any other—except for brief quotations in printed reviews, without the prior written permission of the publisher.

      All characters are fictitious. People, events, incidents, descriptions, dialogue, and opinions expressed in this work are products of the authors’ imaginations and are not to be construed as real.

      First Edition 2023

      ISBN: 979-8-218-22759-3

      Cover designer: Jeanette Barroso

      Illustrator: Elise Pullen

      Editor: Alyssa Myers

      We hope monarchs

      continue to fly.

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      Contents

      Marcie Flinchum Atkins……………… …………………...

      bio………………………………………………12

      untitled………………………………………….13

      Benjamin Bishop…….…………………… ………………..

      bio………………………………………………16

      blink……………………………………….……17

      Patricia Cooley…………………………… .…………….…

      bio...................................................................….20

      monarch manifest…………………….……..….21

      Linda M. Crate…………… ………………..………………

      bio…………………………………….…….…..24

      introverted and cautious………………….……..25

      understanding…………….…………………..…26

      swallowtail dance………….………………....…27

      encounter with a mourning cloak.………………28

      i like mementos………………….…………...…29

      Robert Daniel………… ………………………………..….

      bio……………………………...………………..32

      butterflies over bees……………………...…..….33

      veins.................................................................….34

      the collage……………………………………….35

      symmetry……………………………….….........36

      Leslie Degnan………… ………………………………..….

      bio…………………………………………...…..38

      caterpillar…………………………………….….39

      Linda A. Dryfhout……… …………………………….…..

      bio………………………………..……...……….42

      heading south……………………………….……43

      monarch butterfly…………………….………..…44

      monarch emersion…………………………….….45

      Joan Duris………………… ……………………………...

      bio………………………………………….....…..48

      monarch caterpillar………………………………49

      nature’s mixed-up miracle…………..………...….50

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      the journey……………………………………..….51

      Cynthia Greene……………………………………………..

      bio…………………………………………………54

      untitled…………………………………………….55

      royal treatment……………………….……………56

      Jon Harris……… …………………………………………

      bio......................................................................…..58

      untitled…………………………………….………59

      Lyn Jekoswky………………… …………………………..

      bio…………………………………………………62

      playful butterfly…………………………………...63

      monarch wanderer……………………………...…64

      butterfly beats……………………………………..65

      monarch.......................................................………66

      Michelle Kogan……………………………………………..

      bio……………………………………………….…68

      pining for monarch………………………………...69

      forever’s an awful long time…………………….....70

      act now…………………………………...…...……71

      papilio polyxenes—hybrid perception……..……....72

      Juli Mayer………… ………………………………………

      bio…………………………………………..…..….74

      monarch markings………………………………....75

      monarch butterfly’s beauty………………….…......76

      how to help the monarch butterfly…………..……..77

      Garrett Paul………… ……………………………………..

      bio………………………………………………….80

      my wings spread like the morning dew…………....81

      Pamela B. Taylor… ………………….……..……………..

      bio………………………………………………….84

      metamorphosis………………………………..……85

      Miriam Wade………… ……………………………………

      bio………………………………………………….88

      butterfly………………………...………...……......89

      like royalty…………………………………......…..90

      moonlight........................................................……..91

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      Margarette Wahl……. …………………………………….

      bio……………………………………………….…94

      butterfly wishes……………………....……….…....95

      Mike Wahl………………… ………………………………

      bio………………………………………………..…98

      flight-path………………………………..…………99

      milkweed.................................................................100

      sassie……………………………………..……..…101

      Contest Winners

      Joan Duris……………………… …………………………

      the butterfly net……………………………………104

      Pamela B.

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