Waiting for the Butterfly |
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I have a new digital camera but no patience at being very still for very long. No capture of wings is possible without a blind and much time. I have taken the camera with me in making a circuit of my garden, but the elusive butterflies go aloft when my shadow leans in the sun. When I return from a postal pickup, at my deep-well lilies are the butterflies, swallowtails painted by a child of Miro. I run for the camera, again too late. I am philosophical. What would I shoot? Static image out of focus at best. I could try the camcorder another day but these dream butterflies will have passed on. |
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