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Butterflies

You and I started off as children

and cacooned

until we became butterflies,

stretching our wings

to their fullest extent.

I think butterflies are beautiful,

each one with unique colorings

can choose to hide or be seen.

Our patterns work in sync,

and we chase each other

through fields and flowers

until I forget whose colors are whose

and which wings are mine, or yours.

They work better together anyways.

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May 2, 2012
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