And the butterfly
flies with folly
on fragile wings
a million flaps
between
earth and sky
to light
to carry
troubled things.
All Words and Sketches by Damien B. Donnelly
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Beautiful – both: image and words!
As far as I know I belong to the butterfly clan in the Lakota tradition.
Coincidentally, I am just about to follow the example of your butterfly and letting go of all the “troubled things”. I have been a caterpillar long enough. 😉
Much love,
Steffi
Good luck in spreading your wings my dear, time to fly lighter
Thank you, Dami! xx
It is, indeed!
Beautiful!