I was a
butterfly,
New to a
garden full of flowers,
Sweet,
delicate, innocent flowers.
Flowers
that knew no bad times,
Flowers
that sung their own rhymy rhymes.
Months I
hovered over them,
Flew with
them in the winds.
Winds,
sometimes soft and sometimes gusty.
Soft were
all due to the holiness of flowers,
Nd the
gusty ones,
The gusty
ones that paralyzed them,
Flashed
through everyone's own stem,
Were an
unknown part of mine.
I loved
the garden,
I loved
it so much that I made it die an unnatural death.
Nd now,
when both the garden and I the butterfly stand devastated.
Hope
still prevails,
If not
this butterfly,
Some
other butterfly will again cherish and nourish the garden,
The way
the garden needed,
The way
the required,
Not the
way the first one did
and
destroyed everything,
without
even knowing,
it was
itself the reason
to the
garden's misery.