The butterfly had come in for winter.
We found it... hungry.... in wing tight spring,
A silent beggar.
It opened its wings and dipped its head
For honey water.
And two days later
It flew out of the window.
A whisper of colour
Flooding a small corner of sky.
Trudie Shannon
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