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She is a Wonder


A butterfly's warm glow, as she navigates through the air. Her gentle wing beats flow, with a grace all her own. A butterfly's vivid hues, will catch the eyes of any. Her colors vary from reds to blues. A butterfly's silent wind, embraces the stars in the night. Her fragilness will have man wish, he had never sinned. A butterfly's lonely call, will not reach the ears of evil. Her beauty will entice us all. A butterfly's mighty power, will bring about her destruction. Her presence over you will tower. A butterfly's freedom slipped, though her beauty still remains. As her delicate wings are clipped. A butterfly's magic has blown away, yet she remains pure at heart. Her eyes see a world gone astray. As a butterfly's life is drained, an empty shell is all that remained. With her last thoughts she wondered. "What has the world gained?"
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