You have
always been
a butterfly; waiting for
your day to break from that
cocoon. At least cocoons are warm
and cozy, they say. Cozy, until someone
walks by, piercing holes, creating a draft. Though
it’s easier to breathe and much clearer to see.
May it be better to pierce holes in the cocoon than
in those completed wings? Creating more flexibility,
it is much easier to expand, though it
raises the risk of being shattered
before those wings have
fully matured.
May 29, 2016
May 29, 2016 at 3:01 AM UTC
You have
always been
a butterfly; waiting for
your day to break from that
cocoon. At least cocoons are warm
and cozy, they say. Cozy, until someone
walks by, piercing holes, creating a draft. Though
it’s easier to breathe and much clearer to see.
May it be better to pierce holes in the cocoon than
in those completed wings? Creating more flexibility,
it is much easier to expand, though it
raises the risk of being shattered
before those wings have
fully matured.
