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The Stubborn 'Angel' Who Flew Too Close

A boy and his father, were captured and thrown into a tower. The father used feathers, to make wings and fly away. They used wax as glue, away they flew. They flew for miles and miles, it took quite a while. The fathers words were "Do not fly too close to the sun!" He flew too close, the wax melted, down went the son! 'SPLASH'  the water crashed, and so did the boy.
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mreezi007
South African
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May 15, 2013
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