There once was a Cowboy Prince who cupped a Butterfly in his hands. He promised to protect her and begged her to love him in his royal and pure romance.
She kissed him the way he taught her ... and he tied her wings to his back.
Behind her, though, innocents were attacked. Their muffled cries were silenced until the day he laughed.
She gasped, she cried, she begged for their lives and crumbled in his grasp.
So the King of the land saved her.
He told her His plan.
She cut her wings without fear or worry of man.
So her sword slayed her.
She was free.
The patrons stared. Her children were scared. The Prince was simply appalled. He was way too busy to see she was gone and partied all night long.
But up in the sky, she floated high, to the heavens and stars up above...
While below and behold the Cowboy swayed without wings to bear his fall.
Butterfly Princess stands with the King, the One who helps her fly... along with His angels and broken girls who the Cowboy Prince denied...
of truth and love and honor and protection from his evil hand.
Jun 26, 2020
Jun 26, 2020 at 9:30 PM UTC
There once was a Cowboy Prince who cupped a Butterfly in his hands. He promised to protect her and begged her to love him in his royal and pure romance.
She kissed him the way he taught her ... and he tied her wings to his back.
Behind her, though, innocents were attacked. Their muffled cries were silenced until the day he laughed.
She gasped, she cried, she begged for their lives and crumbled in his grasp.
So the King of the land saved her.
He told her His plan.
She cut her wings without fear or worry of man.
So her sword slayed her.
She was free.
The patrons stared. Her children were scared. The Prince was simply appalled. He was way too busy to see she was gone and partied all night long.
But up in the sky, she floated high, to the heavens and stars up above...
While below and behold the Cowboy swayed without wings to bear his fall.
Butterfly Princess stands with the King, the One who helps her fly... along with His angels and broken girls who the Cowboy Prince denied...
of truth and love and honor and protection from his evil hand.
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