Poems About: BUTTERFLY

I caught a little black butterfly,
I kept it in a jar.
I carried it with me
Where I went, near and far. read more »

I wish I were a butterfly,
Beautiful and light.
I would flit from flower to flower,
And get drunk on pollen, long ere night. read more »

Crystal waters the flow and ebb...
The roll roll roll of a stone so dead
the Butterfly flown into a Spidersweb
the corrupted one once so white and pure read more »

I am a butterfly
I flitter about
I rest awhile
I soar read more »

Butterfly
Will your wings curl up at the first sign of frost
Butterfly?
Will you hide away when the winter comes read more »

Vultures pick at the bones of broken homes
Butterflies fly but have no where to roam.
The sky is broken dark and bleak
Butterflies don’t live in the real world they are weak. read more »

sun is –
the last
Fuhrer read more »

There must be a butterfly heaven for butterflies are free of sin
And the keeper of the gates of heaven will allow them for to enter in
For to flit through the gardens of heaven and to dance in the sun and the wind
There must be a butterfly heaven if there is one for the human kind. read more »

BUTTERFLIES OF YOU


Have I ever told you? read more »

a butterfly is a butterfly
is a butterfly

and batman is batman read more »

I catch butterflies,
I catch butterflies. read more »

Butterfly, butterfly
Your colors so bright
Where do you go
When God turns out the light? read more »