The Butterfly Effect of Love: Embracing Beauty and Dreams
In a world full of butterflies and dreams
I may not have felt love's sweet embrace
But I know the power of unseen seams
That connect us all in a divine grace
So take this gift of high vibrations
Of love and light that never fades
For in this moment's revelations
True romance and peace are made
May these words bring you solace
In your search for love's sweet kiss
May they fill your heart with grace
And bring you lasting bliss
For even without earthly romance
The butterfly effect of love remains
A gentle reminder of life's dance
And the beauty that forever sustains.
©2024 Yvonne Padmos
About this poem
The author Yvonne Padmos and actress wrote this poem in her book to express secretly their own feelings of longing for love and romance, despite being almost 40 and never having experienced it. Through the imagery of butterflies and dreams, she convey a sense of yearning and hope for a connection. Despite not having experienced romantic love, she recognize the power of love's unseen connections that bind us all together in a divine grace. The poem offers solace and comfort to others who may also be searching for love, reminding them of the beauty and resilience of love's impact. It speaks to the lasting impact of love, even in the absence of a traditional romantic relationship, and emphasizes the importance of finding peace and joy in life's moments of revelation. The words of the poem serve as a reminder of the enduring nature of love and the beauty that sustains us all, even in the absence of earthly romance. Ref. Book. I website www.yvonnepadmos.com more »
Submitted by Freelancer on February 23, 2024
Modified by Freelancer on April 05, 2024
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| Scheme | ABAB CXCX XDBD EFEF A |
|---|---|
| Closest metre | Iambic tetrameter |
| Characters | 595 |
| Words | 113 |
| Stanzas | 5 |
| Stanza Lengths | 4, 4, 4, 4, 1 |
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