I still remember the day I learned that caterpillars turn into butterflies I thought it was so beautiful, so releasing, brave, inspiring Since then they fascinate me
I used to sit on the bench at the park near my house and wait to see how many butterflies would cross my way
Sometimes, on my way to school I encountered cocoons And I mourned that catterpillar, as I should But, mainly, I got so excited to know that now it would be able to fly Because what was dying was that life And what was borning was freedom
However, Only now I found out how much do butterflies live And they only have two weeks Fourteen days of freedom
If you think about it It makes perfect sense The butterfly is me I've had my limited acount of liberty But the thing is I still remember the day I learned that caterpillars turn into butterflies But only now, I realise that butterflies can turn into caterpillars too
I'm back I guess, caterpillar or not, I guess poetry will have to be my cocoon