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"The Butterfly and The Moth"


The Butterfly,
is so vibrant, so enchanting, and so pretty!
The Moth,
is so dull, dreary, and deaden.
To most who never noticed,
its delicate and fragile features
adorning a bleak night.
Oh well,
I guess it's easier to admire the Butterfly.

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