For all my love,
For all my time with you,
You help me be another you.
It was your love, I thought,
It was love you were giving,
You saw in me, your own reflection,
You thought, I was another you.
I am a moth, that’s all I am.
You, a butterfly.
But, when you saw me,
you felt otherwise,
you thought I was a butterfly in disguise,
You helped me be a butterfly,
I acted, I pretended for long to be one,
Saw my reflection in the river one day,
And saw the truth for what it was,
a moth I was, and that’s all I’ll ever be, I knew.
Torn in a conflict, to be me,
Or be what you thought of me,
I cried for nights,
And then realized that,
I could be you, just for a while.
For all I try,
that truth stands
that I ain't another you.
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Moths are not easily differentiated from butterflies. Sometimes the name "Heterocera" is used for moths while the term "Rhopalocera" is used for butterflies to formalize the popular distinction; these, however, have no taxonomic validity. Many attempts have been made to subdivide the Lepidoptera into groups such as the Microlepidoptera and Macrolepidoptera, Frenatae and Jugatae, or Monotrysia and Ditrysia. Failure of these names to persist in modern classifications is because none of them represents a pair of "monophyletic groups". The reality is that butterflies are a small group that arose from within the "moths".
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