For a moment I thought

George Trialonis

    For a moment I thought
    It was a butterfly
    The yellow and orange leaf
    That took flight from the swishing poplar trees
    Across my balcony.

    It swayed and fluttered in excitement
    Here and there, up and down,
    Undecided if right or left,
    To the ground or up the sky –
    Should I stay or should I go?

    What to make of perceived options
    When you lose your wings to know
    That gravity always wins?
    And ultimately to the ground
    With or without wings.

    

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