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Butterflies need a different name. Written for a friend in exchange for the math homework. |
No name ever before dubbed To the lonely soul of one so stubbed With such intense inaccuracy And matching rude audacity Then those who fly far and nigh The dazzling, brilliant butterfly They pretend not to mind Their matchless-marv’ling kind But it’s easy to see, if you’re alert Underneath, they are quite hurt These insects are insects Not churned milk effects, They won’t go to your thighs These things called butterflies! Would YOU like to be a spread? Something suited best for bread? Or is it a trait that you would dread? So how about a different name instead? Something with a bit more ZING To explain their quick, dancing wings Something that expresses GRACE Wouldn’t that be better in place? Of course, butterflies’ never had it well Even when young, they had to pay hell They are not feline, or columns of any type So what’s with this ‘caterpillar’ tripe? Such naming demolition Is a horrid premonition Of what they might be Instead of flying free They could turn salty Or of awkward consistency Never again could we see Like a washing sea pretty sky-filled filigree We would only find bees Coloured bichromaticaly So please, let’s change A name so deranged For a pretty creature Deserving of a better feature These motley things that rules the skies The amazing, beautiful butterflies |