Butterflies flutter
Wings so delicate yet strong
So faint and yet so loud.
Butterflies flutter
Close to my heart
As it pounds harder
And my veins
Feel like a million little vibrations.
Butterflies flutter
Swarming my brain,
Clouding my judgment,
One thought on my mind.
Butterflies flutter
Towards you and your eyes.
You watch as they flutter away
And lead your eyes to mine.
As they do, I wonder and hope
That butterflies flutter
Close to your heart
And swarm your brain
The way they did to me.
The butterflies flutter
Even stronger than before.
The vibrations become earthquakes,
And the swarm becomes a flood,
When your face loosens
Into a genuine smile.
About the Creator
Annie
she/her
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