Butterflies are flying around—on a bright sunny day.
Butterflies that are a honey brown— as the crust of the sun.
Flying around because the sun is out.
Not to hide or hibernate in their cocoons.
Concealing themselves from the outside world—not doing that today.
They can't inherit the trait of being anti-social, because they are not human.
At least not in this season, because it is bright outside.
Not being contrary to anyone’s belief.
Not worrying about the input or the output.———
These butterflies are free, scavenging around for places to hide.
Although the night had ceased, the Sun.
They—> Butterflies,
ran around like elephants encountering mice—
or humans encountering roaches.
Looking for a tree to settle on, as if there were not numerous amounts outside.
Out of all the figures outside—
It chose to stand by me?
The spot on my skin that is the most rough.
The spot on my skin textured like trees.
The spot on my skin that looked like the trees.
“Oh.”
Realization then dawned on me, just like that the sun woke up like a new idea—
and the Moon left to attend a party on the other side.
Like the Moon, the butterfly flew away, back onto the tree with a newfound realization.
I wrote this poem free-writing and because of an encounter with a butterfly.
I thought it would be a fun idea to incorporate repetition in my writing because I am trying to increase my writing skills.
