When my black butterflies come
with their razor wings that make me bleed,
and they darken the horizon as far as eye can see,
(And the black butterflies do come,
with their razor wings that scratch and screech
on the chalkboard of my heart, to start to suck the nectar out.)
I remember the dark night
the words on the pages came to life,
how the written story started coming true.
I recall the curve ball, then the full arc,
the empty tomb
sealing the happy ending waiting
to rise to life too.
A very profound almost frightening verse!
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I love black butterflies!
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That’s awesome! I’m looking at pictures of them now- I like when black butterflies have blue on the wings. 🙂
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Also, I so appreciate your blog!
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Thank you!!!
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Oh, and if I may say…
Merry Christmas, Lydia Rae.
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Haha, I like the poetry. Thanks! Merry Christmas to you too!
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Hi thanks for following AbuseTraumaRecovery.com and very potent prose and poetry here.
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Thank you, and you’re welcome!
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