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I Prefer the Bug

I envy butterflies.

Watch how they fly.

They way their wings twirl,

As if they are painting a silhouette.

Its breathtaking.

Their color bounces off the sun's light, giving the insect a beauty that is hard to find.

A true, natural beauty.

They move like a dance,

fluttering in such sweetness to each flower.

I envy the flower.

With each visit from a butterfly comes the reward of a kiss.

The butterfly kiss.

A kiss that holds such warmth and love.

All from a butterfly.

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Mar 26, 2010
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