Little ButterflyA Poem by Francis DangerWhat if what you call "low self-esteem" is really just seeing myself, like everyone else sees me?Hey there little butterfly Why don’t you clip your wings? Pretty little butterfly, Can you bear the pain it brings? You, too, were once a larva Hiding ‘neath your mother’s wings Yet now as a butterfly You let them pull your strings. Oh my, little butterfly, It seems you clipped your wings Is that you, little butterfly? You’re wearing grown-up things You clamor on “tomorrow” “Tomorrow still”, she sings Yet you still wear children’s fingers Just a fashioned into rings. Hey there, little butterfly, I can see where it still stings, My, my, little butterfly, Why did you clip your wings? © 2012 Francis Danger |
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Added on December 18, 2012 Last Updated on December 18, 2012 AuthorFrancis DangerPhiladelphia, PAAbout31, M. editor and creator of A Secret Machine . Com, staff writer for PA Music Scene, former editor of The Disembodied Americana. professional technologist. semi-professional writer/ artist. ama.. more..Writing
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