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The Flight...

A feeling of bliss evokes inside me,
a sort of shifting, restless, nervous energy,
much like a bird who flaps its wings,
with a pounding heart in it to comfort...

all this to prepare for a new flight,
reborn and free from doubt and fear,
exciting prospects all around,
moving so fast it's all a blur,

for once when you are in the air,
it's you in your actual elements,
and then all you've got to take you through,
is the knowledge that you are finally you...
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clickable said…
Nice to know that you finally got some air in those tired wings! Chin up, and keep up your optimism going.
July 22, 2007 at 11:17 PM
~ a said…
:) it feels absolutely blissfully wonderful!!
July 22, 2007 at 11:23 PM
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