Butterfly Smiles

Summary

The content expresses a person's emotional response to the sight and interactions with someone they find attractive, hinting at the potential for developing romantic feelings.

Abstract

The article titled "Butterfly Smiles" captures the exhilarating feeling of attraction the author experiences when in the presence of a certain individual. The piece describes the joy brought by the subject's smile and the way their gaze causes a flutter of butterflies in the author's stomach. It reflects on the beauty of the subject, enhanced by the summer light, and confesses a deep happiness derived from their encounters. The author admits that these frequent meetings might lead to falling in love. The article is penned by Chris Hedges, an editor at several publications, including ILLUMINATION, The Bad Influence, and Red Curtain Erotica, and the owner of Publisher's Spotlight 1.0.

Opinions

The author feels a rush of excitement when the subject smiles at them.
The subject's gaze is described as having a profound, heart-fluttering effect on the author.
The author is captivated by the subject's appearance, particularly in the summer light.
There is an acknowledgment of a growing attachment, with the author contemplating the possibility of falling in love due to the recurring nature of their encounters.
The author cherishes the subject's company and often reminisces about their smile when they are apart.

You make me excited when you look at me, beautiful

I saw you smiling today and it made me excited.

There is always something about the way you look at me.

I feel butterflies flutter when you look my way.

My heart leaps when you speak to me to say “hi.”

The summer light makes you look so pretty with your bronze skin and sun-bleached hair.

I’m always happy to see you, beautiful and think about your smile when I’m away.

If we keep meeting this way I might fall in love with you!

Chris Hedges, B.A. (journalism /political science), J.D., is an editor at ILLUMINATION, The Bad Influence and Red Curtain Erotica. I’m also owner of Publisher’s Spotlight 1.0.