11 Poems About Butterflies That Will Make Your Heart Flutter
11 Poems About Butterflies That Will Make Your Heart Flutter
Butterflies offer us a delicate insight into the world of growth. So often we see their pretty wings flutter by, forgetting the immense transformation undergone to achieve this level of beauty. After spending weeks as a caterpillar, and liquifying their tiny bodies within their own cocoon, their remerge bigger, brighter and more expansive than ever – with wings.
However, did you know that the average lifespan of these delicate creatures isjust two-six weeks? Whilst walking the Cornish Coast Path last year, I found my eyes fluttering to follow a tiny blue butterfly. As I watched her dance amongst the wind I felt simultaneously inspired and sentimental as I realised that beautiful moments can be as fleeting as a butterflies life.
Here are eleven heart-fluttering poems to remind you that growth is a process; in order to experience beauty, we must first surrender to being reborn. I hope these poems inspire you to embrace change, transform through pain and step up into your most beautiful, yet fleeting life
Poems About Butterflies
1. Wings – Jadine Lydia
days flutter by and I wonder does the butterfly know that today might be the last day that she flaps her pretty wings?
I know a little butterfly with tiny golden wings, he plays among the summer flowers and up and down he swings, he dances on their honey cups so happy all the day, and then he spreads his tiny wings – and softly flies away.
Happiness is like a butterfly, the more you chase it, the more it will evade you, but if you notice the other things around you, it will gently come and sit on your shoulder.