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When stars appear in the sky, under a dark late night, Could you hear a dialog between Caterpillar and Butterfly? Caterpillar: "Aren’t you too beautiful for me, fly away and find someone as beauty as you.” 

 Butterfly: "I will not leave you, you are as beautiful as me." Raised his voice, Butterfly looked into Caterpillar’s eyes: “Why did I ever lose you?
Although they say everything has an end,
nothing will last,
Nothing is meaningful, except think about the past....” Caterpillar replied to him with a melancholy tone: “why is the world moving fast? Shall we live in the moment like they say...
Live in the moment - it'll be best to stay.”
 They are hugging and chanting on a giant leaf— Whose images are kept in store? By memory, we are all alone.  And if rhyme is outmoded.  Shall I transform it to you,  re-grow. Past is in the future  where it converts to the present, with you...
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Feb 25, 2020
Feb 25, 2020 at 3:22 PM UTC
The past is the present
When stars appear in the sky, under a dark late night, Could you hear a dialog between Caterpillar and Butterfly? Caterpillar: "Aren’t you too beautiful for me, fly away and find someone as beauty as you.” 

 Butterfly: "I will not leave you, you are as beautiful as me." Raised his voice, Butterfly looked into Caterpillar’s eyes: “Why did I ever lose you?
Although they say everything has an end,
nothing will last,
Nothing is meaningful, except think about the past....” Caterpillar replied to him with a melancholy tone: “why is the world moving fast? Shall we live in the moment like they say...
Live in the moment - it'll be best to stay.”
 They are hugging and chanting on a giant leaf— Whose images are kept in store? By memory, we are all alone.  And if rhyme is outmoded.  Shall I transform it to you,  re-grow. Past is in the future  where it converts to the present, with you...
Angel. XJ / 23/02/2020/ Revised 25/02/2020
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32/F/London, UK
Feb 25, 2020
Feb 25, 2020 at 3:22 PM UTC
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