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Three Butterflies
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Sorting through

A box of memories

I come across

One I had

Forgotten about:

Three yellow butterflies

In a line across

The damp earth.

At first glance

It really isn’t

A pretty shot,

But when placed behind

An oval mat

The magic appears

And I am

Transported back

To a moment when

I walked into

A swarm

Of brightly colored

Butterflies.

God often shows his love

In unexpected ways.

Who would have thought

A patch of drying mud

Could offer

A moment

Of reverence?


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 Reviews of "Three Butterflies"
Reviewed by Budd Nelson
Reviewed on September 3, 2013
beautiful
budd

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on September 1, 2013
The butterflies were either drinking water for their long forays for nectar or gathering essential minerals from the soil. Nature works in wondrous ways.

Last week I took the opportunity to watch a large yellow and black butterfly gather nectar from flowers outside my window. I was amazed at the flying ability of this delicate insect… Almost as agile as a hummingbird.

Ron

Reviewed by John Domino
Reviewed on August 31, 2013
This poem is very cool indeed!
I just came across a butterfly flapping her wings in a concrete driveway. It was not going anywhere so I placed it on a bush hit would find it's way home.

Amen





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