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Watching out my window, a thought flies through my head- about the little hummingbird flapping overhead. As it zips, and it zaps, and its little wings flap so hard to keep going, to suckle on sap, it seems to me that this little thing, so tiny and frail doesn't mind the sting of tough days and tough nights as it valianty fights, as it works and it toils just to get by; working for hours to have enough to still fly. I think and I think on the merits of this notion; So deeply moved, I am stirred to emotion. I shake myself, rising as I abandon my rest- Move over world; I have limits to test.
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Dec 3, 2015
Dec 3, 2015 at 3:55 PM UTC
No Holidays for Hummingbirds
Watching out my window, a thought flies through my head- about the little hummingbird flapping overhead. As it zips, and it zaps, and its little wings flap so hard to keep going, to suckle on sap, it seems to me that this little thing, so tiny and frail doesn't mind the sting of tough days and tough nights as it valianty fights, as it works and it toils just to get by; working for hours to have enough to still fly. I think and I think on the merits of this notion; So deeply moved, I am stirred to emotion. I shake myself, rising as I abandon my rest- Move over world; I have limits to test.
chauntelle-laflen
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30/F/American
Dec 3, 2015
Dec 3, 2015 at 3:55 PM UTC
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