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Learning to Fly



Wind
I'm airborne
down the street
just a black raincoat
It is windy, gusting
others resist
Garbage bins
And I are
Pushed along the road
loving it
Exhilarated by the
power of the wind
gripped by a larger will
not my limited drives
the freedom of weightlessness
no wonder Icarus so longed to fly
to escape the bonds of gravity
like a bird, to soar on the winds
not be a creature of gravity
crawling on the earth
as always


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By Chaya Yehudis Dank   More articles...  |   RSS Listing of Newest Articles by this Author
Chaya Yehudis Dank is a writer, editor, artist, wife and mother living in Melbourne, Australia.

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Posted: Dec 27, 2007
Flying
Thank you for bringing beauty and appreciation to something that others can find annoying and separate. ( I like the wind too)
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