Butterflies Die All the Time

In the waxing and waning of the moon

through the aging of youth

we fly in circled ellipses


Trapped within the shade

they long to be free and away

seem to be caught in the relay


Maybe that is all

our mortal existence

recycled umbridges of the Earth


What nutrients is fed

even of the butterflies that are dead

to the world in mellowing bends


Vibrance esqueezes out

of patterned coats

rearranging around in desperate hope


Odd how we find more value

in the living than the dead

whose beliefs linger in structured abyss


That everything exists

outside of someone else’s joke

no echoing choke


Of renegades perception 

who ought to tell of

pre established ideas

I beg for me to bore from them


To be of the very essence

creation of the creator

where off to one can soar


If they do not persist

words of decayed tongue 

brush past in ashed substance


Renew