White Butterfly

White Butterfly

A Poem by Elle Thompson
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Just a brief poem I found in my notes from this semester about a memory from my childhood.

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By the window
In a red door
I saw you
Glistening, glimmering, gossamer white
My hand closed
Around your paper wings
Stealing shimmering flakes
and leaving you a wire skeleton
Struggling in the dark.

© 2014 Elle Thompson


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A wonderful, wonderful poem. Nothing more needs to be said.

Posted 9 Years Ago


ephemeral work
very poetic

Posted 10 Years Ago


Very nice piece. I feel the element of sadness, as well as the element of wonder, innocence and so much more. Congratulations. Only a true writer could accomplish so much in such little words.

Posted 10 Years Ago



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Added on December 27, 2014
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Elle Thompson
Elle Thompson

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I have been writing for ten years, I wrote for the local newspaper for two years, I have been published a couple times in the local library's poetry anthology and I have taken a number of classes in w.. more..

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