Summary
"The Butterfly" is a poem that metaphorically describes the fleeting and enchanting nature of love.
Abstract
The poem "The Butterfly" captures the essence of love through the metaphor of a butterfly, portraying it as an unpredictable and mesmerizing force with colors that are beyond the ordinary spectrum. The poem speaks to the ephemeral beauty of love, which leaves one in awe, momentarily halting time with its presence before it vanishes into the ether. Even without sight, the speaker remains enthralled, cherishing the memory of love's vivid moments, and is drawn to pursue the elusive nature of this profound emotion.
Opinions
Love was the butterfly Unexpected Captivating Colours unseen before It’s path could not be followed
Fleeting beauty Holding us in awe The beat of wings Freezing time Then gone away Into the sun
I am blind And still in rapture Dreaming Of departed flashes Following the butterfly
