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MY MOTHER DUCKLING
Contributed by
jdwright
on
Tuesday, 23rd March 2010 @ 12:27:55 AM in AEST
Topic:
EmotionalPoetry
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My Mother Duckling
I have to tell you my mother duckling
how special it is to have a mallard like me
You’ve always told and said I can do anything
Just spread your wings and be free
I want you to know that never leaves my thoughts
And makes some very vivid dreams
I want soar through the sky like an eagle
To glide along above the streams
Anything is possible right
As long as I stay true and believe
Oh look see that one there mother
One day that will be me.
Which brings me to the other
Thing that’s swimming through my mind
Those others there hanging at the pond
Really are just a big waste of time
You couldn’t imagine some the things
They talk about and what they say
They’re total satisfaction comes when
people throw us bread some days
Well not this duckling, I’m not gonna
Hang here for them to stuff me with bread
So that some winter they can admire me above
Their mantle when I’m dead.
You know how hard I try
And all the things that I’ve done
Admittedly they weren’t always the most practical
But those really were the most fun
As many times as I’ve leapt And had a running start,
remember over there
You always have been rooting me on
Making me feel so loved for and cared
So I want to thank you for all
That you’ve done and do
I remember the story of the swan
And that fairytales can come true
I may not be an eagle today
Or even tomorrow that won’t change
But I know what my spirit says
And that’s the really important thing.
So Mother Duckling Hold your head high
And spread your feathers with Pride
Cause you boy is on his way
As He takes it all in Stride.
I’ll always remember to give it my all
And never not try
I will figure out a way to soar
I will learn to fly
I will make the dream come true
not a swan but an eagle I will be too.
JD Wright
03/01/2010
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