The Dewdrops and the Butterfly
One morning shrouded in mist
The clouds gathered for a tryst
Dewdrops seeking frolic and fun
Descended long before the sun
Waking birds and bees, they pranced along
Humming and dancing on Nature’s song
They greeted a worm with sorrow profound
“Why are you dismal? In misery drowned?”
“The world is beauteous, colorful, and hued,
In contrast, I am hideous, so I brood.”
“Don’t let your belief shatter,
Appearances don’t matter.”
“You’ll become your best in your prime,
Focus on your strengths; it takes time.”
The worm cocooned, the drops bid goodbye,
“We’ll see you soon as a butterfly.”
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