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Butterflies from you

by WanderingBard

As you pick up the paintbrush The music starts to play Deafening the mundane cacophony Enveloped in your made up world A portal seen through your canvas With each stroke of the brush Colors starts to fly, fireworks in your mind You sway to your own creativity Couldn’t tell the difference, Between you and a ballerina The look on your face, filled with passion Butterflies appeared out of nowhere Carrying your emotions, Flying in different directions Filling the space within with life and glee As you let go of the easel, Ready to unveil your work of art Smiling right at me, rays passing through At that moment, I realized I wasn’t dreaming There is indeed two masterpieces that I percieve
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