Originally posted on Keep it alive:
The delicate beauty of butterfly Catches the eye as it flits from flower to flower A child runs after it trying to capture it and own the beauty But what it doesn’t know that the beauty is best left to live free…
Originally posted on Ivor.Plumber/Poet:
Thank you Yonnie: Haiku…Witty Butterfly via Haiku…Witty Butterfly ? singing butterfly decrees, have my wings and fly join me in the sky -Ivor Special thanks to Mr. Energizer, himself, for dedicating and honoring me with my First Haiku. I’m truly excited, humbled and…
Originally posted on Sarika, Pure Reflections:
Once a, Dormant chrysalis stiffened, hardened, darkened,… A change, A spark Metamorphosis.. Now a, beautiful bubbly butterfly with seraphic wings escaping out of the cocoon… On her Odyssey to the moon….. (Inspired by Eugenia’s..word of the week…”butterfly”…@ BrewNSpew café…) https://amanpan.com/2019/07/08/brewnspew-cafe-july-8-2019/ ©Pure Reflections,…
Originally posted on Reena Saxena:
medley of loud colors flitting indecision fragile butterflies think they rule hearts https://mindlovemiserysmenagerie.wordpress.com/2019/07/09/photo-challenge-271/ https://amanpan.com/2019/07/08/brewnspew-cafe-july-8-2019/
Originally posted on syncwithdeep:
wings of the butterfly boast the tale of her beauty while concealing the story of her struggle… #MAM – Blow one’s own trumpet #BrewNSpewCafe – butterfly
Originally posted on I Write Her:
Inspired by BrewNSpew – Word of the Week – Butterfly There once was a frog named Kevin splashing in a pond close to Devon. Well, hello butterfly perched in front of my eye! Stopping here before heaven? ***Note – the frog’s agenda…
dog days of summer sultry with butterfly clouds hammocks in motion July’s birth flowers are the larkspur and water lily. The Larkspur, especially white forms, generally indicate lightheartedness; pink, fickleness; purple, first love. The water lily symbolizes purity of heart. Beautiful and graceful, varied and enchanting, small but approachable, butterflies lead you […]
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