The rose gold butterfly
Makes me happy as I look up to the sky
Joyfully flying around the flowers
Spreading a bright glow as I say my prayers.
Sitting on a deep copper chair in the balcony
While sipping my sweet creamy brown coffee
Savoring the early moment of morning light
And feeling confidently that my day will be alright.
The sands inside the clear and delicate hourglass
With color the same as the unicorn hair with fairy dust
The butterfly's shining silver and pink glossy wings
The beautiful song when my phone rings
The shimmering cover of my diary
As I write on each page with honesty
Is designed with radiant gold confetti
While my pen has a scent of strawberry.
My favorite dresses for different seasons
My teacups, notebooks and other collections
The sweet peach glitters of memories
The pinky promises with friendships
Are all in touch of rose gold
That my heart will forever treasure and hold.
About the Creator
What Happens To Your Brain When You Stop Multitasking
Digital technology is the culprit that is causing us to doom scroll when tired, disengaged and unmotivated with the content that motivated you to log onto your device to consume in the first place. That is only the beginning. In the modern workplace (and even when filing cabinets were around, I confirmed this with my adopted parents to get my facts right); reading files while you are supposed to be present to the caller on the other end of the phone line is another classic example of multitasking that causes your brain (although adaptable and intelligent) to lose focus and concentration.
By Justine Crowley2 days ago in Psyche
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