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A Lost Butterfly
Rating: ★5.0
a sigh in her eyes
as gentle as the changing skies
flying here a lost butterfly
she turned around
a light in her eyes
as soft as the coming night
lightening here a shooting star
she invited again
to touch the last sunbeam warmth
beneath the winding boughs
she smilingly watched
a butterfly in her eyes
as same the figure as i
as gentle as the changing skies
flying here a lost butterfly
she turned around
a light in her eyes
as soft as the coming night
lightening here a shooting star
she invited again
to touch the last sunbeam warmth
beneath the winding boughs
she smilingly watched
a butterfly in her eyes
as same the figure as i
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Luz Hanaii
12 December 2018
So beautiful and gentle, much enjoyed.
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Binayakumar Mohanty
16 October 2018
Nicely crafted poetic expression abd feelings.Heart touching.10+
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Howard The Motivational Poet Simon
25 May 2018
Lovely lines that are both creative and captivating!
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Terry Craddock
21 December 2016
the butterfly flutters apparently without purpose
the butterfly in beauty rides unseen breeze wind currents
the butterfly in time heartbeat flight on fragile wings flutters glides
the butterfly knows loves sunshine gentle changing skies
the butterfly kisses scent light beams paradise
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Terry Craddock
22 December 2016
because the lines and imagery in the poem 'A Lost Butterfly' by Anne Yun was so beautiful I did not write a comment, I wrote a poem in tribute; now it is appropriate I title the poem and paste it below
A Ghesia Walks In Flutter Butterfly Flight
the butterfly flutters apparently without purpose
the butterfly in beauty rides unseen breeze wind currents
the butterfly in time heartbeat flight on fragile wings flutters glides
the butterfly knows loves sunshine gentle changing skies
the butterfly kisses scent soft light beams paradise
Copyright © Terence George Craddock
Inspired by the poem 'A Lost Butterfly' by the poet Anne Yun.
Dedicated to the poet Anne Yun.
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Daniel Brick
25 August 2016
I have two friends Robert and Sonja who rescue Monarch Butterfly eggs, take them home, incubate them, feed them milkweed and when the chrysalis opens and the Monarch appears, take them outdoors and release them to freedom! ! I have been collecting butterfly poems for them and yours is now in this collection. In your poem the butterfly is more symbolic than real and seems to represent the speaker standing at the very beginning of her life, poised to plunge into the world like a new born creature. Everywhere she looks she sees beauty and wonder, her own self a part of them.
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Anne Yun
26 August 2016
What a great thing your friends are doing, truely admirable!
'I wish i could be a butterfly, live but three summer eves', John Keats said this, I loved it, so i wrote this. I am she, i am also the butterfly, I couldn't help wishing to be the beauty i see or imagine.
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