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Butterfly by karen l logan Friday, November 05, 2010 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan In memory of a beautiful woman. Unfortunately she was plegged with mental illness. She painted a picture of perfection until the pain could not stay closed within.Not until her last two years did anyone really know she was in pain.
Under the ground you lie in your bed of satin sheets crimson red. Unheard cries screech above ground in the air, on the breeze heard the world round. Panic arrives on every door step no direction no purpose yet the people wepped. For your undoing soul poorly written managed by the best yet twice bitten. You scream you bulk yet you fear only those who loved you tread near. But never do they fashion for your soul to scream you were the most beautiful butterfly the world had ever seen.
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Reviewed by karen logan	11/14/2010

Very sorry for your loss Regis. Thank you for the review. light and love. Karen




Reviewed by Regis Auffray	11/14/2010

I find your verse very meaningful as they remind me of my mom who left this world/life early of her own choosing. Thank you, Karen. Love and peace, Regis




Reviewed by Paul Judges	11/5/2010

Powerfully expressed, Karen.