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WHAT A FLIGHT
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What a flight...
I heard the words you read;
when did you learn to make me soar
on your wings?
My tarnished feathers,
my tattered beak,
replenished by your speaking
and tentative, I rise,
flapping wildly for a moment.
first comes the calm
and then comes the zephyr
that carries me now...
I lift a single feather
these wings, mine yet
somehow not mine,
react to the wind.
I dare not land
for I have no wish
to stop flying
on the current of your reading.
©
2004 Mary Barnett
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