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Little Ducky


Little ducky, paddling by Little ducky, do not cry Just let your troubles come to pass Your greatest fears you will surpass Little ducky, your beak so stout Little ducky, don’t you ever pout If goals unmet, don’t be upset Relax and watch the sunset Little ducky, swim, swim, swim Little ducky, your future won’t be dim Very soon you will have grown With so much potential still unknown Little ducky, smile, float on Little ducky, body now with brawn Fight, as impossible as it may seem Forget not your dreams
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jwiener
The repetition of "Little Ducky" and the story you told reminded me of a small child growing up, but being told constantly not to forget who they truly are. You also referenced dreams in this poem and you might want to check out tips for writing a poem about dreams under "poetry writing tips" in the "resources" section!

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