Butterfly
I thought you’d smell like butterflies-
like the tip of a lollipop-stained tongue,
baby’s breath and bleached teeth-
so I inhaled you like a pixie stick
and
all of the dust on your wings dispersed.
I left you motionless,
two raspberry antennas on the ground
buried between begonias colored white
m.j.e
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