![]() Little ButterflyA Poem by Francis Danger![]() What 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 Author![]() Francis 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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