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Laughter of a butterfly

when a butterfly laughs

By Odubo UkamPublished about a year ago 1 min read
Laughter of a butterfly
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On our breakfast plates' center

Every morning we tried to see who could touch the painted blue butterfly first.

Our grandmother then ordered, "Do not eat the poor butterfly."

We were amused by that.

Each time she said it, we immediately began to chuckle.

Such a cute little joke, in my opinion.

I had no doubt that the butterfly would emerge from our plates one fine morning, giggle the cutest laugh in the world, and land on our grandmother's lap.

Those wishes made me wonder if butterflies could actually put out a little giggle.

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Odubo Ukam

I am a poet, I mix my words as much as I want to pass my heart out to my readers

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Comments (4)

  • Obogwu-samuel Frances26 days ago

    Good old memories

  • Bamimeke Moses4 months ago

    More knowledge to do more

  • Rob Angeliabout a year ago

    I love the versatility and beauty of your thoughts, keep creating!

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