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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Change Last night I spread my wings, Breaking anchor with the soil To fly Others may be planet bound; Some may worship the ground. Not I. The trees are greener from heaven; The clouds play soft mists of dew; Rainbows are rounded slides of color; And Earth is a sweet globe of blue. Last night I spread my wings, Dancing with light and air In song. Others may be planet bound; Some have a horror of heights. Not I. For the breezes play Marco Polo; The earth teases and entices; And vision is as wide as spring, While freedom is circularly plump. Others may have fearful eyes; Some may dread such a future. Not I. Last night I spread my wings, Breaking free from mortal life To soar. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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