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She flies with her own wings


The little feet creasing along surface 

The little soul smiling across shine

The heart rendering smiles on muddy line

Falling the shoving swing, saying it's all mine

The little pushing creating it's way

The dragging soil creating sweet noise through it's bay

The screams, voices, dreams making its beaming ray 

In exchange of sorrows and joys 

On her orchids swing 

she flies with her own wings

 

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