Butterflies in the Mind
A Poem by
John Phoenix Hutchinson.
The funny feeling in my stomach every time I think of Her my lost love!
When I think of what I have done With hope and love I won And the life I threw away Hes a fool that's what they say The butterflies in my mind Turns the stomach most unkind From the beginning of the day Till the Sun it fades and lays I cannot control the spin It is making me so thin As the body fades away I must face - comes what may The butterflies in my mind I wish they would unwind Then i can face the day quite straight Forgetting fear abandoning hate
© 2012 John Phoenix Hutchinson.
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Again, yes, John. It is the courage to look in the mirror at the heart of self. To know honest regret and summon up the courage (as you have so eloquently put elsewhere in your writings) to face it head-on. I think the old Latin may say it best, "Veni, vidi, vici."
Posted 12 Years Ago
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Simple yet... satisfying of a write... a reader gets just enough and the end closes the verse... with:
Forgetting fear abandoning hate
The rhyme was not restricted and the flow continued without much effort... I also like analogy with this line:
The butterflies in my mind
Turns the stomach most unkind
You transfer the quote the other way around and still manage to put the two together...
Posted 11 Years Ago
Simple yet... satisfying of a write... a reader gets just enough and the end closes the verse... with:
Forgetting fear abandoning hate
The rhyme was not restricted and the flow continued without much effort... I also like analogy with this line:
The butterflies in my mind
Turns the stomach most unkind
You transfer the quote the other way around and still manage to put the two together...
I was attacted to the title. Great poem
Posted 12 Years Ago
I was attacted to the title. Great poem
With hope and love I won... Words of wisdom...
Posted 12 Years Ago
With hope and love I won... Words of wisdom...
This is a lovely poem, with an interesting title.
Some punctuation such as less capitals at beginning of lines might enhance the flow.
I think in the second last stanza, last line that should be "come what may."
Enjoyed this piece of writing!
Lizbeth
Posted 12 Years Ago
This is a lovely poem, with an interesting title.
Some punctuation such as less capitals at beginning of lines might enhance the flow.
I think in the second last stanza, last line that should be "come what may."
Enjoyed this piece of writing!
Lizbeth
I know exactly what your talking about mu friend.This poem really struck a chord with me.
Posted 12 Years Ago
I know exactly what your talking about mu friend.This poem really struck a chord with me.
Forgetting fear abandoning hate
Great last line to a soulful poem, if only you realized that you love her so much perhaps things would have been different.
Posted 12 Years Ago
Forgetting fear abandoning hate
Great last line to a soulful poem, if only you realized that you love her so much perhaps things would have been different.
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
the rhyming = awsome!
Posted 12 Years Ago
the rhyming = awsome!
Again, yes, John. It is the courage to look in the mirror at the heart of self. To know honest regret and summon up the courage (as you have so eloquently put elsewhere in your writings) to face it head-on. I think the old Latin may say it best, "Veni, vidi, vici."
Posted 12 Years Ago
Again, yes, John. It is the courage to look in the mirror at the heart of self. To know honest regret and summon up the courage (as you have so eloquently put elsewhere in your writings) to face it head-on. I think the old Latin may say it best, "Veni, vidi, vici."
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
this is a great poem enjoyed it thanks for sharing
Posted 12 Years Ago
this is a great poem enjoyed it thanks for sharing
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
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