Zombies Don't Eat Butterflies

Zombies Don't Eat Butterflies

In this episode of Tales from the Tragic Sip we look at changing the world through changing oneself and why butterflies are the manliest insect. Included are the poem Chrysalis Entombed and Just How Many Butterflies.

Youtube link …https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwSIX_vS14k

Reviews

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Very well said indeed dearest Pryde:) I say to whom wish to be the hero let them have at it. But I , I shall be lying low upon the greatest sky I know and maybe be drifted to the unknown if enough butterflies are near:)

[Pryde Foltz]

What a lovely review; thank you, UP. Yes ... being a hero sounds like hard work:)

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You're very welcome my spoke friend:) Yes hard work indeed:)

[SquinklaPsyOps]

Hi

Is the first time I see you live on video, you remind me of my sister. All good wishes to you.

Ok, that said. Is the poem a metaphor because sometimes the rainbow persons are associated to fragile butterflies and they like to watch men in boxers, and then Muhammad had no fear of being associated to the rainbow persons because he had almost no knowledge that they existed.

Then in contrast dead zombies are smart enough to not eat the brains of the other group of persons and that is the reason zombies have manly moves.

Thank You for writing the poem.

I really enjoyed reading and hearing it.

[Pryde Foltz]

Hi Squinkla .... butterflies are symbolic of an individual who has experienced a spiritual awakening. That is become more aware of herself and the world she finds herself in. As the word suggests ... one becomes less heavy, like a butterfly. On the other end of that you have a zombie. Originally zombies come from the Voudou religion and were said to be the dead brought back to life to serve the will of the conjurer. They are most definitely not awake. Zombies are very popular today in media and I liked the image of a zombie trying to catch a butterfly:) Thank you:)

[SquinklaPsyOps]

Wow, that is a very smart explanation, Thank You for taking the time to explain it to me.
read moreWow, that is a very smart explanation, Thank You for taking the time to explain it to me.

I like the imagery you created in my mind with this "I liked the image of a zombie trying to catch a butterfly:)"

[Lyn Anderson]

This is a really entertaining bit. Worth re-watching.

[Pryde Foltz]

Thank you, KL:)

[Josie E. Cook M. A.]

Dark and changing form,
My butterfly remains pretty...but they don't here.

[An owl on the moon]

Thank you for guiding us so brilliantly through these dark, terrible times ahead. I have no fear now, and even smiling. :)

[Pryde Foltz]

Thank you, Craig. We are so heavily manipulated by our media. There are bright times ahead; don't let anyone ever tell you differently:)

[An owl on the moon]

I'll take your words on that one. :)

[Pryde Foltz]

Good … we are done her then … lol.

[Rana]

"You cannot play your super-hero theme song loud enough for everyone to hear over their own ego-erratic drum beat.. you'll only add to the cacophony."
- Loved how you put your thoughts in words, impactfully, it was all so nicely executed. Great perspective and wisdom shared. Enjoyed it much.

[Pryde Foltz]

Thank you, Rana:)

[Alfred Kukitz]

Hey Baby want to be a zombie like me and join me in the apocalypse. Hoota Hotta!

the entertainment silky: the wisdom straight from the lotus leaf itself. And did I say always enjoyable.

regards,
al

[Pryde Foltz]

What is that about not being able to home again … not the undead is not for me. LOL. Thank you, Al.

[emmajoy]

There's so much to take in, won't list, for goodness sake - you created this beauty. Found the phrasing superbly smooth one moment then hiccup with fun and more the next . As to the graphics, ingenuous.. mainly cos they enhance the mind as well as the vision. Great as ever.

[Pryde Foltz]

Thank you, emmajoy. Truly appreciate the visit:)

[emmajoy]

Had read most if not all.. but was waiting to make an overall comment.. stupid fool me. Will beging again and review accordingly. Meantime, I love your work!

[Avinash]

Reading/watching a bit late because of my mad schedule lately. There is always something to take away from your words of wisdom. Something fresh every time. I know its a tough job and we all thank you for that. Keep coming more with your new tales.

[Pryde Foltz]

Thank you, Avinash. There are few more that come after this but I am not sure I will be hosting much on here … look me up on Facebook or googleplus … love to see you there:)