Butterfly Beauty

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Butterfly Beauty

A butterfly so bright and so fair,
Flew in a garden so fragrant and rare,
With colors so vibrant,
It looked so defiant,
A sight that was truly a rare affair.

This limerick describes the beauty of a butterfly that was seen flying in a garden.

The butterfly is described as bright, fair and vibrant in its colors, which makes it stand out among the other butterflies.

The garden is described as fragrant and rare, adding to the overall beauty of the scene.

The butterfly’s defiance in its appearance, as described in the last line, could be interpreted as its boldness, its confidence in its beauty, or its freedom of movement.

All of these elements come together to create a truly rare and captivating sight.

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