Butterfly On A Wheel
My thirty-sixth dark poem in the series inspired by Dharrsheena
This is my thirty-sixth dark poem in the series inspired by Dharrsheena.
It is a butterfly cinquain, and is only dark in concept, observing how beauty is destroyed often for the fleeting convenience of perpetrators. We see so many situations where a talent or a figure is effectively killed to preserve it at a moment in time as nothing more than an ornament, often forgotten by the ones who put it there.
The music I have chosen is "Butterfly on a Wheel" by The Mission from the album "Carved In Sand".
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Pinned Nailed
A Butterfly
On A Black Wooden Wheel
For Some Ignorant Selfishness
Murdered
Beauty On Show Now Permanent
Killed For Convenience
Ignorance Wins
Again
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Comments (2)
Love the question here about beauty’s purpose and how to preserve it. Thanks for sharing!!
This was so sad but its the bitter truth. Very well done!