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| Nature's Jewelry |
| by Matilda |
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| Alighting from one flower to another, They sip the sweet nectar. Behold such gorgeous colors bright Fluttering in the sunlight A glittering array Of nature's jewelry. |
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| Daisies abound with the spangled fritillary And on thisles, the painted lady; A viceroy drinks from the ruby asters, While black-eyed susans attract the skippers. |
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| From earthbound caterpillar to graceful butterflies free Such an astounding transformation Has captured repeatedly Many a people's imagination. |
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