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GIVE IT A TRY


Spread your wings and flap to fly. The sky is there for you to try. You say the winds are harsh, too, But they are always there for you. They take you to the worlds unknown, Through the dusk and through the dawn. Wonders are waiting for you to share. It's just the matter for you to dare. Seas are happy to sail your shadows. Look at the eagerness of wonderful meadows. Mountains are cheering with arms spread wide. Clouds are veering to be on your side. Believe it to be worth a try. You are not born just to die. So just give it a try.
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