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Flying

Pretty little bluebird, smiling

Soaring in the big blue sky

Today he finally has his turn

This day he will learn to fly

 

Excitement overtakes him

As he gains the speed to soar

His feathers flowing in the breeze

As he fears to fly no more

 

Up and down, high and low

As fast as he can go

The fun he’s having for now, it seems

There’s something else to know

 

He must have overlooked it

As he learns to fly first hand

The thing that comes most needed

Is to know just how to land

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michael-r-bryant-1
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Published
Feb 13, 2010
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