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Butterflies
by Judith Pleasant → (All Poetry by Judith Pleasant)
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Butterflies

Butterflies are so special to me.
They cause a calming feeling as they fly about me.
There are so many colors for me to see,
but my favorites are two white ones that visit me.
When I walk outside to enjoy the sun,
my two white butterfly friends
fly to and fro and have so much fun.
It appears they are partners enjoying each others
company,
as they flutter around chasing each other
and show off for me.
They shine in the sunlight and look so great,
their fantastic beauty I appreciate.
I don’t think butterflies live very long,
but somehow each summer they come along.
These two must recreate and come back again
in some way,
so they can visit me every few days.
Every summer they look like before
I wonder if they are the same or if it is two more.
Are they a fantasy that only I can see?
I have been told they are field moths.
but they are a great sight to see,
and they still look like delicate butterflies to me.
It is really great how good they make me feel.
Are they just a vision or are they real?
Something special seems to happen the day
they appear.
It is always good and not something to fear.
It lets me know why they came to see me,
and they like to visit and bring good news to me.


Copyright © By Judith Pleasant 4/7/2004




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 Reviews of "Butterflies"
Reviewed by Franz Kessler
Reviewed on April 17, 2004
Great story - it makes you think about the nature of appearences. Lovely write with a beautiful imagery. Butterflies are so precious. Franz

Reviewed by Rebekah Rosie Lang
Reviewed on April 11, 2004
Butterflies are Neat!
Beautiful poem! So inspiring!

Reviewed by Lori Moore
Reviewed on April 10, 2004
I love butterflies. This is beautiful!

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on April 7, 2004
during the summer, i sometimes put a little honey on my arm and watch as monarch butterflies gather on it ... a lovley spiritual experience ...

delightful poem!

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on April 7, 2004
They sound like two field moths, with the hearts and souls of vibrant, colorful butterflies. Hope they continue to visit you for a very long time!


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