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Poetry: Butterflies

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  by Kristi Thrush

  Caterpillar Dreams

  CATERPILLAR:

  S weet, moist, musky earth pervades all of my senses
  In safe darkness, beneath this leaf, my

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  by Sue Northcutt

  If I could be a butterfly
  With wings of dusty, butter gold
  And sunset orange, white and black
  I would float along on a breeze
  And

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  by Anthony Kilkelly

  I never thought a butterfly could cause me so much pain
  Yet down she flew into my heart where dormant love had lain
  I think

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  by Barbara Combs Williams

  She points out the lovely butterfly to teach her child its grace
  The yellow wings so delicate, the tendril curls in place

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  by Tom Zart

  BUTTERFLIES

  
  
  

  Butterfl ies pass through four stages of life,
  During the last, they are able to fly.
  Eggs then larva, change to

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