I step up to the edge, the breeze blowing my hair.
I close my eyes and I can see it.
My feet leave the ground as my wings catch the wind.
Iβm flying.
But, when I open my eyes, Iβm not soaring
and my feet are still on solid ground.
What if I fall?
I canβt risk it, that pain.
I look around and see others fearlessly facing the plunge,
but I remain frozen in place.
Scared.
All I can think is, βWhat if I fall? What if I fall?β
Itβs then, in the midst of my frantic thoughts,
That I hear a still, small voice say,
βYes, but what if you fly?β