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- absence of light
tiny plea
tiny white butterfly flittered
near like an asterisk calling
attention to itself. ‘Here I am,”
it seemed to whisper, ‘perishing
in this early summer sun. I don’t
have dark blues or blacks
or large, wide-spread wings
that would help me cool myself.
Your global warming is killing me
and so many others. Please, please
tell your others to change
how you use our earth and air.’