Butterfly
Messenger of joy and grace
floating from place to place
bringing joy to a child's face
with your wings of silk and lace
floating from place to place
bringing joy to a child's face
with your wings of silk and lace
Published by Tonya Caswell Howe
My stories were always picked to be read in front of the class. I have a gift for writing and I am going to make better use of it by writing more. View profile
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4 Comments
Post a CommentI hate how it put the fourth line over there on the side, hope people notice it.
Very succinct.
sorry the pic didn't show but the poem is very nice.
The butterfly is lower than the picture shows, I can't believe it cut my pictures like that.