Few are flowers; fewer are butterflies.
Few are flowers; fewer are butterflies.
Fewer still are the butterflies that allow the butterfly within a selected few of lizards to reveal itself. As One butterfly can provide enough reason for the lizard to detach from its nature, if only for fleeting moments. It enables another to reveal its beauty—for it too to roam drunkenly from a flower to an orchid —initiating the hidden need within the lizard to seek rather than to feed.
it is necessary
to reteach a thing its loveliness,
The lizard hides its innate desires—out of despair, out of fear of other prey, or because of its embodied nature. as the lizard remembers that the consumption of butterflies is a consumption that does not nourish or satisfy; it neither feeds nor fills, but instead leaves the lizard emptier than before. Giving enough reason for the lizard to repeat the cycle
it is necessary
to reteach a thing its loveliness,
As the lizard can only imagine a state of being ruled by survival, appetite, and habit. As it approaches beauty through possession. It takes, owns, and devours, devouring the butterfly, as the lizard is ignorant that Some desires cannot be satisfied by possession. as Some hungers grow to famine when fed.
it is necessary
to reteach a thing its loveliness,
Few lizards will ever feel the air ripples left behind by a butterfly’s wings. The butterfly effect may not reveal itself to the eye at its initial examination, yet it is lasting it cannot be denied. It is ingrained within the lizard as it begins to morph, transformed by the mere witness of the butterfly. for everything flowers, from within, of self-blessing;
it is necessary
to reteach a thing its loveliness,
A butterfly, detached from fear, is simply a butterfly—one of the chosen few, satisfied with a beauty deep enough to overflow. And when a butterfly chooses to share what overflows, its nature becomes a guide, as one butterfly frees another. As a swarm becomes "kaleidoscope. allowing the lizard for a glimpse of witness, allowing the lizard to learn that a butterfly is not a mere accident of being, even when it the roam drunkenly from a flower to an orchid.
it is necessary
to reteach a thing its loveliness,
The butterfly effect is unseen; the butterfly effect is enduring. Yet the butterfly’s short lifespan is but a consequence of its fragile wings—wings that fade as they encounter the very beauty they were drawn to seek.
Ultimately, the butterfly and the flower depend on one another. The butterfly is guided by the flower’s signal, just as the flower is replanted through the butterfly’s secondary consumption a consumption that feeds and fill a consumption that heals a longing.
As the butterfly fades, it becomes the orchid; as the orchid fades, it becomes the butterfly. Their identities hold no hierarchy, no simple cause and effect. The butterfly is the beauty it initially desired as it roams drunkenly from a flower to an orchid; the butterfly realizes from within that it is the orchid.as it holds with in a self-blessing.
As the butterfly takes its final form through its connection to its innate beauty, it is no longer sealed off as a self. It becomes the guide that reteaches the lizard its own loveliness.
For it is necessary, at times, to reteach a thing its loveliness—to remind a closed of self that it can be loved, even if it cannot flower from within.
The butterfly could easily be loved for its form, envied for its wings, or admired for its ability to replant a flower or to be an orchid. And for its beloved it roams drunkenly, it allows the lizard to sheds its belief that it cannot be loved even if it will never flower from within having never received a self-blessing, the butterfly will reteach the lizard its loveliness for few are flowers and many are the lizard, but it is very rare to be a butterfly.