Summary
The text is a poetic reflection on a person's interaction with shadows and the transformation of a butterfly that seems to be connected to the individual's experiences and emotions.
Abstract
The poem "He Who Speaks with the Shadows" describes a mysterious figure who communicates with shadows and has a butterfly that reacts to his emotions and actions. The butterfly, drawn on his hands, flutters its wings as he converses with the shadows. It responds to his pain and changes color when he rests in the shade of a tomb. The butterfly's color shifts to black and white, symbolizing a profound connection between life and death, or perhaps the duality of existence. When the person contemplates wrongdoing, the butterfly leaves, suggesting a loss of innocence or a departure from purity. The poem is accompanied by a call to action, inviting readers to join a writing platform, hinting at the possibility of exploring and sharing such deep reflections through writing.
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He who speaks with the shadows draws
a butterfly on his hands.
As he talked with each of the shadows
it kept on fluttering its wings.
When the scorching heat ascends on him
through the feet
It sheds tears of intense pain.
In those moments when he sleeps in
the shade of the tomb
It changes its hue into black and white.
In a deserted space,
when he starts doing a wrong with his shade
It swims away forever.
