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Butterflies

Oh, hello again butterflies. Nice to see you've come back. How was your holiday? I really am glad to see you again. I'd nearly forgotten what it was like To act twelve years old And be in love with the world. Well, one piece of the world in particular Who walks and talks and sends You butterflies all a-quivering. I missed the feeling of poetry Welling up and spilling over The confines of my soul. Welcome home, my butterflies. Do hang around for a nice, long time.
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jordon-jones
New Zealander
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Jul 17, 2012
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