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Leaving The Nest

A bird will never learn to fly, If it refuses to leave the nest. The bird that just won't touch the sky, Can never soar above the rest. And although the nest will keep it warm, While safe under mother's wing. The bird will deal with too much harm If the bird can't truly sing. So be the bird that takes the chance, And flies towards the setting sun. Because a bird that's caught in passing glance Is better than a cage built for one.
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nolan-davis
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Nov 16, 2016
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