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Poems for the deserving

Jessica_Alunna
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Chapter 1 - a bird's first flight

As you watch the adults take flight

You are filled with many emotions

As you measure the height they leap

You think to yourself

how nice it would be to fly

Now the time has come

to finally spread out your wings and take your first flight

You come closer to the edge of your nest

and as you look down you feel a rush of fear

your tiny heart starts beating out of your chest

am I going to make it?

you say to yourself

You take a step back

admiring the adults in the sky

admiring how they do this all day

You fear the fall

You doubt you can make it . You believe you'll fail

because you feel you're not enough

You're trapped by your fear of failure

forgetting that without failure there's no success

You question your life's existence

You notice that

The adults in the sky are all in different shapes and sizes

Yet they are soaring together in the same sky

You notice your peers

who you hatched with at the same moment

Soaring high in the sky

while you lie hopeless in your nest

scared and trapped by your fears

What am I doing with my life?

why am I like this?

What is wrong with me?

You ask yourself

And it hits you

what is done is done

You go back to the edge of your nest

You look down

You swallow hard with a pounding heart

You spread your wings You close your eyes

It's worth trying

you tell yourself

You finally take the leap

And as you fall

you feel the wind rush on your face

and all of a sudden it stops

You realize you are flying

You're not high in the sky

but you're flapping your wings

You finally did it

although you are not on the same level as the others

You still took the fall and leaped

How brave of me

My journey is not like that if the others

Although I'm not high up

I will eventually reach the sky

you say to yourself