This poem is written from the perspective of a butterfly, but also could relate to a woman who feels that she is loved only for her looks, but not for the person that she is…..
I was pink like a lily
It’s no hyperbole
Beauty so vain
Caused me much pain
Many loved me for my beauty
Not for who I was
They only saw my beautiful colors
I fluttered along and sipped on flowers
I was a caterpillar that fed on a leaf
Then, I went through some grief
Being stuck in a cocoon
Without seeing the moon
Inside the cocoon, I became a beauty
That gave delight to many
They tried to seize me
Almost caused me to swoon
But, my wings were a boon
Having shades of maroon
Letting me escape the snares in the noon
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