A Small Lemon-Yellow Butterfly, Still Breathing on my Walk

 

 

As I walked outside, I noticed an exhausted-looking lemon-yellow butterfly on the pavement. Thankfully, it hadn't been crushed by a shoe or run over by a bike. I gently picked it up and felt its velvety wings brush against my fingertips. It was still alive. I placed it carefully on a nearby red clover that was still in bloom. Then I quietly went on my way. I hope the butterfly flew away again and is doing well. 

Pigeons Never Stop When You Want Them To

 

 

This is my quick drawing of the birds of the city. 

 

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A Tiny Memories Kept

     

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This original creative work is my own. It may not be copied, reproduced, republished, modified, distributed, commercially used, scraped, used for AI training, or presented as the work of another person without my prior written permission.

 

Almost every day is hot and filled with sunshine, but at least the bright side is that there are more butterflies flutter with grace everywhere.

Whenever I notice them, I feel as if I’m collecting memories, a smile kept in my pocket to enjoy and cherish my thought later.

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Small Story About A Familiar Face by the Bread Shelf

 

  

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