You
They lay eyes on you as a moth.
So long as you're a peculiar,
in the eyes of myself.
Pretty as parnassius to me;
that had a kind of loftiness.
My adoration for you like a butterfly,
hovered in their perpetual stasis,
that forever afloats.
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