ButterflyA Poem by Al R. Arce
Beginnings sometimes can be deceiving.
They may not inspire the look onto our eyes. Crawling among trees, just trying to get by. Silently in fear of most every little thing. Then one day I realize my future must be gild. That there must be a purpose for me being here. Unknowingly I labor, as my fears disappear. Until I find myself wrapped completely in silk. Time passes by, unknowingly in my darkness When by impulse I break lose from my wraps Playing in the air as my wings gently flap As the eyes of those around me wonder in distress. Where did such a beauty came upon us here? How could we not see such future, bright and clear? To which I replied while jumping on a breeze, It's the drive, the labor and not our own spring That takes us closer to what we can be Thus when you see another beginning Just marvel on the possibilities it might bring, And smile at the beauty that you are yet to see. © 2013 Al R. ArceAuthor's Note
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2 Reviews Added on August 21, 2013 Last Updated on September 17, 2013 AuthorAl R. ArceSt. Louis, MOAboutI'm in my 50's. My family is my life. Writing is my hobby. I hope you find here something that you enjoy. Constructive comments are welcomed. If you ask me to read something I will. Thank you for.. more..Writing
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