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Brown eyes looking up Up far beyond what the physical body can reach. It's an ache, a desire, an instinct, To push off from the ground And leave the familiarity, the everyday, the normal. Do what no one else has done before. Do what comes naturally - Fly. Wind touches body Temporarily. Two feet still touch dirt. Brown eyes looking up Up in the sky birds dominate with infinite power. It's an ache, a desire, an instinct, To push off from the ground And leave the earth behind. Go to the familiarity, the everyday, the normal. Do what everyone else does. Do what comes naturally - Fly. Wind touches body Temporarily. Why can't she fly?
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Sep 2, 2011
Sep 2, 2011 at 11:13 PM UTC
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Brown eyes looking up Up far beyond what the physical body can reach. It's an ache, a desire, an instinct, To push off from the ground And leave the familiarity, the everyday, the normal. Do what no one else has done before. Do what comes naturally - Fly. Wind touches body Temporarily. Two feet still touch dirt. Brown eyes looking up Up in the sky birds dominate with infinite power. It's an ache, a desire, an instinct, To push off from the ground And leave the earth behind. Go to the familiarity, the everyday, the normal. Do what everyone else does. Do what comes naturally - Fly. Wind touches body Temporarily. Why can't she fly?
breean-pennio
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Sep 2, 2011
Sep 2, 2011 at 11:13 PM UTC
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