• “Happiness is like a butterfly that flies without ever looking back.”

• “Death for the caterpillar is what the butterfly considers a rebirth.”

• Love is like a butterfly: when pursued, it remains out of reach, but if left alone, it may gently come to rest on our shoulder.

• For the simple flight of a butterfly, the entire expanse of the sky is required.

• When one wishes to write about women, it is necessary to dip one’s pen in the brilliance of the rainbow and sprinkle the page with the lightness of butterfly wings.

• The butterfly, when it alights on a branch, is wary of its fragility and the possibility of breaking it.

• The promise made by the caterpillar does not bind the butterfly.

• The beauty of the butterfly actually lies in the simple caterpillar adorned in its finery.

• It is said that the flutter of a butterfly’s wings can cause a typhoon on the other side of the world.

• Life is like an ephemeral butterfly carrying the wings of paradox.

• Like a folded love letter, the butterfly delicately seeks a flower to rest upon.

• Death is inconsequential. It frees the butterfly from a harmful spider’s web. What is intolerable is the weaving that penetrates the skin and the heart.