Sharing Butterina
Butterina is not the faerie you see every day on Manhattan streets
you would not be spotting her sharing a Celtic Irish dance either
No matter how fey you are, Butterina might escape your notice
Full of butterfly dreams and autumn love songs, she is pure joy
Easily missed in the soft cool breeze of the Cottonwood leaves
Often invisible to us as she flies past on a red cardinal’s back
Butterina has shown herself to less than a handful of children
I do not think any adults have seen or can remember her actually
I am unsure myself now if I she was ever here at all
Showing off her flirty butterfly wings and her rosewood ways
Or is she a bit of imagination left over from my pirate days
when I used to dream also of mermaids?
Copyright © Caren Krutsinger | Year Posted 2024
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