Children Quote by Naquitta Faith
“It flutters through the air, getting the odor of rotting flesh. It's wings drip with dark as night blood. It lands on the head of the Lord.'Why must you?' it questioned. The lord says says nothing. It flies away and rests on a thorn bush. A rose suddenly pops out, and swallows the black butterfly. It's blood rips from the rose. Years pass, and a child comes upon the same rose. He reaches out to it, and pitch black blood drips out. The child steps back. A force suddenly pushes him in the bush. The child is now missing.”
About This Quote
A dark, symbolic narrative explores temptation, sacrifice, and the loss of innocence.
In simple terms: A story about dark temptation and loss.
Key Takeaway
Beware hidden dangers.
Themes
temptation
loss
innocence
Mood
dark
mysterious
Type
literary
philosophical
When to use this quote
- personal reflection
- literary analysis
- psychological study
Key Concepts
symbolism
mythic allegory
spiritual conflict
Questions to Reflect On
- What does the black butterfly represent?
- How does the rose’s transformation affect you?
A Different Perspective
Interpretation may vary; symbolism can be ambiguous.
