Flight Of The Thunderbird

by RainbowSlider   Jul 26, 2008


Was so scared when you pushed me out of the nest.
Had never flown before but mother you knew best.
Looking below I wondered if I could pass the test.
If I didn't make it at-least I would get some rest.

Frozen in vertigo it couldn't had been another way.
Just an egret but I felt like an eagle that day.
My wings took to the wind; I knew it would be OK.
Soaring through the sky; Just an eagle at play.

My fears relieved and I knew I could fly the skies.
I didn't need intellect and I didn't need alibis.
There were no second chances or any fee-bled tries.
Just the flock of eagles and our screeched cries.

The sky was alive and the wind was my true friend.
What I thought was the end was just a new begin.
I flew higher than the nest and my next of kin.
My world was small when I think of it back then.

Many fears I have overcame and all have stirred.
Many tests I have passed and many have endured.
Many flights I have taken and some off world.
Will always remember becoming that thunder bird.

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