Two Butterflies went out at Noon   by Emily Dickenson

TWO butterflies went out at noon

And waltzed above a stream,

Then stepped straight through the firmament

And rested on a beam;

And then together bore away

Upon a shining sea,—

Though never yet, in any port,

Their coming mentioned be

If spoken by the distant bird,

If met in ether sea

By frigate or by merchantman,

Report was not to me.