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The Broken Butterfly

The Broken Butterfly

Pinions ripped but savagely beautiful
getting paler and colder, forming crystals.
One touch and she will crumble into dust,
ashes, bountifully crushed.

Heavens water eternally frozen;
clear shards, quartz crystal, painfully crafted.
Her wings covered with a laminate layer
as I cry out to god with one last prayer.

Mesmerised, with the stillness of a body
so alive at one time, I would sit and just stare
into the orbuculum. Peering into an abyss of fortune,
thinking, of how your life began – simply a cocoon.

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Tony Taylor

This is a FANTASTIC write SABRINA!!......I Love the perspective you took here......a stunning use of fragile imagery...... as though at any moment the image could dissipate........VERY creative ........well conceived and BEAUTIFULLY delivered!!.........ALL STARS!!....... well done........ and WELCOME to COSMO sweet poetess!!......... LOVE and ROCKETS!!........T xo.Β  ?

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