The sugar bug comes in the dark,
sipping on dreams –
betraying the sun
that made sweetness of day.
Early to bed, earthen to rise –
the night flowers
moonbend to jazz
crumbling from stars:
The Naked Lily,
The Zagging Heart Jasmine,
The Rooster Red Rose.
For dVerse Quadrille
qbit 
I love the play on the old saying and those jazzy night flowers, especially the Rooster Red Rose!
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LOL! Thanks!
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This is a delight!
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Thank you!!
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Oh, lots of lovely images. It’s like a half remembered dream ☺️
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Sheer awesomeness! I’m with Sarah: It’s like a dream one has while attending Birdland! 🙂
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Ahahaha! Nice!
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Oh this is lovely! ❤️❤️
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I specially admire: the night flowers
moonbend to jazz
crumbling from stars.
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Wow again. This i really like. Like many pictures in one frame, but not confusing, perfect order. Loved your voice and the pace of your presentation.
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Thank you!
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What an upbeat poem – love the song titles at the end.
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Nice expression, “earthen to rise”…there are so many lovely night flowers with intoxicating scents, an earthen party.
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Very nice! Love the nightlife and the morning arising
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sugar bug in the dark was so precious – reading this made me feel so upbeat, could be the jazzy tune it carried
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Thanks. I liked the sugar bug too. My favorite part.
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Nice phrase: “earthen to rise”
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This is like music… I don’t really want to sleep but just hum along with the bee tapping the beat.
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Instant Gratification
Last
Morning
Noon Eve
Night Brings Early Light..:)
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“the night flowers
moonbend to jazz
crumbling from stars:”
gorgeous, q!
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I really enjoyed your word choices…. especially “moonbend” and “Rooster Red Rose”.
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