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Vivarium

You give me butterflies...

By Megan Stockhill Published 4 years ago • 1 min read
Vivarium
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You fill my stomach with butterflies

Like I'm your own personal vivarium

Just a glass building

With two arms and two legs

I'm hollow and full of wings

Fluttering and flapping against my inner walls

My eyes now belong to you

So let me drown you in their Morpho blue

You shatter me open

To take my heart

Like a giant beating Monarch

Flowers bloom within me when I'm with you

Tangling and curving

Giving their nectar like succulent liquid gifts

From their open arms and lips

And I want you all around me

Like a cocoon

To give me wings like the ones you fill me with

Make me your vivarium

Full of butterflies

So there'll always be a coloured world

Inside me

Just for you

Make my skin glass

So you can see past it to my core

Of petals and wings

And turn me into a butterfly

Like the ones that are inside

My stomach because of you.

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    Written by Megan Stockhill