

What can I say? Sometimes it takes so little to strike fear into the hearts of men.
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Interesting piece, how fun!
My son is afraid of butterflies.
When I was very, very young, I was afraid of tulips. Yes, tulips! I was so attracted to the brilliant cup of red of the flower, so put my hand out to look inside and saw... the black pistils and stamens! I snatched my hand back quickly, as if they could crawl out onto me.
I think fear of butterflies is usually pretty much the same thing. The wings are brilliant, but they are attached to a black body (actually quite beautiful) and long black legs.
And then there are those people who cannot enjoy a peach because of the fuzzy skin.
I love peaches, fuzzy skin and all.
That statue at the War memorial looks as if that young woman is afraid of butterflies--do you know the one I mean?
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