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Butterfly, Butterfly
January 18, 2019
Butterfly the most beautiful
one
never loses intersest for us Butterflies
are well worth our
learning about them
because most of them are harmless
a poet has suggested something of
their strange beauty in these lines
the flash of gold of setting sun
the velvet dusk when day is done
the vivid hues of sunset skies
of these are fashioned butterflies
butterflies
belong to
me
in general
seen during the day
butterflies have more striking colors
easily observed butterflies are
better known than moths
there are many kinds of butterflies
© Patricia G., Phoenix, AZ
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