Butterfly
In the domelight of my persistance,
some fitness of my mind
can almost touch you.

I am not anonymous under this
  spell.
My doubt streches wry,
craggy branches around it...
but you see me, too.

A wormhole on my turf
where you and I still stand
with spider-silk wings
on our cheeks,

In fitful silence
broken only by the
notion I hold in my palm,
that this is somehow greater
than I am.

I'm still tracing the maps
in my hands,
the evolution of me,
the great, punctuated
equilibrium
of you,

And I am neither anonymous
nor celebrity.

I am simply here
and I am recognized.
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