I killed her Butterfly
By Dark Unicorn
Ridges of blackened snow reflect in my eyes,
I never meant to torment her with lies,
A black veil of memory devours my face,
Memories I thought I'd buried in that place,
That place beyond,where clouds burn free,
Evil dies and she forever stays with me.
With a tiny flick from her rusted nails,
The thin shield of glass woven around me fails,
To keep all my darkness hidden within,
So I grasp her tongue and wrap it around her skin,
As she falls to the floor,beautiful young thing,
I die another death,become another being.
Cold and paralysed I watch her seep into the ground,
Her once inextinguishable lightning fades away with the sound,
Death comes to me on his shiny black steed,
And we both drift into hell with unfathomable speed,
She stretches out her hand and sets the butterfly free,
And that was when I realised the butterfly was me.
Author's Note:
Might have seen this one before.Had to delete it but posted it back again.Comments on "I killed her Butterfly"
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On Thursday, October 3, 2019, flawofthepoet
(52) wrote:
I'm a sucker for butterflies. This poem does not disappoint.
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On Thursday, July 31, 2014, Pride Ed
(107) wrote:
Geez! This is amazing!!! I have to read more of you, but I have to go to sleep now. DX I'm coming back when I'm doing life stuff! lol
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On Friday, February 6, 2015, Dark Unicorn
(49) wrote:
Awww thank you man!
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A former member wrote:
Oh wow.. Dark unicorn.. The imagery beyond this sad dark story is just amazing and excelent panned! I love how your poems rhyme.. So natural and smart.. That butterfly had a beautiful death I think... Maybe I could be one too.. Please keep posting.. I'm missing your writtings, really! :)
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On Thursday, May 29, 2014, Dark Unicorn
(49) wrote:
Thank you and I hope you enjoyed it!
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A former member wrote:
That last line caught me by surprise. I had to read it twice. Intriguing...