You tried your hardest to love me like you thought I needed.
Tried your best to keep me safe.
You wrapped me up in your arms and saved me from the world.
And I loved you.
But the smell of inevitable change was in the air.
I was only young,
A mere caterpillar with still no real identity.
All along I was growing and changing who I was inside.
Slowly but steadily those arms which provided comfort,
Began to squeeze too tightly.
I needed to break free from your caccoon,
And I did.
I flew away on dazzling wings,
Which had been forming for some time.
I became a butterfly,
Unique and independent,
Strong enough to protect myself and you,
You were no longer needed.
I tested my wings,
And they took me to many new and exciting places.
Each time I returned,
I landed mockingly on the tip of your nose,
So you could see me clearly,
But every time you reached for me,
I took off again.
I became too different from you.
I am a butterfly and you a caccoon.
Absolutely necessary in my growth,
But useless to me now.
So now you are left feeling empty inside,
While I fly happily around,
Not knowing where my wings will take me next.
And I will continue to fly this high forever now,
Just out of your reach.
And you,
You must find another caterpillar,
To help the way you've helped me.
i sense this poem is about how you want to be free and independent but your parents want you to be dependent of them this poem is well written