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Mans fluttering wing


Lips like butterflies
On mouths of lies
Take these flames 
And let them rise
Before his mouth 
Housed of moths
Each as hollow 
A skeletal tongue 
Alone hangs wide
Hinged on choked 
From his broken jaw alone
No words ever
His truth spoke 
Shriveling it's lash
Now burnt to ash
Dear dear,
How ego won this fellow man 
Drowned in desires
Fluttered in flames 
From butterflies to moths
That lie 
Again and again...
 
 
 
 
 
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